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Plan your own golf tour at the idyllic courses on the Great Ocean Road. Pack the clubs and set off on one of the world’s most scenic drives. Experience the awe-inspiring landscape, laid back towns and must-see attractions as you play a round or two on some of the South West Coast’s greatest golf courses.
This sleek and modern premium 18-hole links style championship golf course is a destination in itself. Designed by Stuart Appleby it is a golfers delight with coastal views, sea breeze and well-groomed greens and fairways. A great choice for visitors to Torquay or for regular, year-round golfers. While the hero of the resort is the famous Sands Torquay 18 hole championship golf course, golfers will also enjoy relaxing and unwinding at the indoor heated lap pool, fully equipped gym, café and restaurant.
Ideally situated at No 1: Great Ocean Road is the panoramic, Par 71, 18-hole, links style course of the RACV Torquay Golf Club. This award-winning, championship golf course comes complete with immaculate, wide-open fairways, undulating greens, fescue roughs and wetlands. Even the best players might be distracted by the spectacular backdrop of Torquay and Jan Jun beaches.
Spacious and beautifully designed with every convenience at your fingertips the award-winning RACV Torquay Golf Club and Resort has everything you need to relax and unwind. The award-winning heated spa bathhouse and luxurious thermal stone steam room will revive and restore your muscles after the round. Continue the pampering with a personalised massage treatment then sip champagne and sample the modern Australian menu while you watch the sun set on the picturesque 18-hole golf course.
Tee off with 400+ kangaroos at Anglesea Golf club, they love the immaculate rolling green grass of the fairways. Play 9 or 18-holes on this meticulously maintained course set in beautiful native heathland. Frequently described as the friendliest golf club on Victoria’s spectacular Surf Coast, settle back at the 19th hole with the friendly members and enjoy Live Music Sunday’s with a woodfired pizza.
Voted in the Top 50 public courses in Australia, Port Fairy Golf Club offers a classic 18-hole natural links course stretching through rolling sand dunes and green pastures with unbeatable views of the wild Southern Ocean. Often compared to the famed links courses of Scotland and Ireland, Port Fairy Golf Links is unrivalled by any on the Australian mainland. Immaculate fast greens and lush fairways means Port Fairy Golf Links will not disappoint travelling golfers looking to tick-off a bucket list course.
Venture inland from the Great Ocean Road and enjoy the country hospitality at Cobden Golf Club. Everyone is welcome! This 12-hole, well sculptured course offers professionally manicured Santa Ana fairways and superb bent grass greens. Reward yourself with a refreshing ale with the friendly locals at the clubhouse bar or with meal at Sally’s Bistro – both with course views.
The Terang Golf Club is an 18 hole Par 72, this all-season course has a gently undulating front 9, then flat back 9. Enjoy the native tree-lined and watered couch grass fairways, grass greens and six bunkers all tranquil sounds of the native birds. Visitors are most welcome to play in the club competitions too.
Beginners to pro’s alike will think a golfing weekend on the Great Ocean Road is a Great Call!
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Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Great Ocean Road region the Wadawurrung, Eastern Maar & Gunditjmara. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We recognise and respect their unique cultural heritage and the connection to their traditional lands. We commit to building genuine and lasting partnerships that recognise, embrace and support the spirit of reconciliation, working towards self-determination, equity of outcomes and an equal voice for Australia’s first people.
