These were the fist two golf courses I played on my Australia trip, and even dough people say leave the best for last, I unsuspectingly started with it.

I absolutely loved playing the two courses and considering that 2 nights and 2 rounds cost as much as only one round at RM, this is a bargain and really good value for money! That is, once you actually get to the place, it is a bit remote and if you did not plan to visit Tasmania, well, put it on your list!

The facilities are really nice! From the rooms (houses on the edge of the course) to the restaurant with excellent views to the pro-shop etc... everything is nicely made and fitting with the surroundings. If you're not really used to seeing kangaroos and other animals native to the region (for sure us Europeans are not) then you're in for a threat on that area as well, there are kangaroos all over the place, and really give something special to the complex.

The two courses, while adjacent to each other, each have a separate Club house and facilities, all well maintained, clean and well stocked! The practice facilities are good enough for a serious warmup before the round.

For some reason, I really like links courses, the sandier and "dunier" (not sure if it's a real word) the better, and this two really have much to offer on both sides. It was the most fun I had playing any course so far, the fact that the wind conditions were really interesting - 40 km/h - only added to the fun, even had a super long drive on the 10th, over 350 yards, of which at least 70 were done by the wind. The course is very dynamic, every hole needs to be played in a bit different manner, especially with the wind blazing trough the course. It is not the easiest course to play, you do want to be around the fairways, otherwise you get to enjoy the tall grass or on some holes water, but can be easily played by beginners, they might enjoy it even more, if not using the driver too much.
The course is well maintained, the greens and tee boxes were in great condition, the fairways are nice and the rough is manageable, at least the first few cuts.

The two courses impressed me so much, that I am actually planing to visit King Island to play Cape Wickam, which should be even better, we'll see...

Super fun rounds, definitely worth the trip to Tasmania, even if you did not plan to go!

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