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Everything about the top golf courses in New South Wales
New South Wales has one of the strongest urban golf identities in Australia. For golfers looking at the top golf courses in New South Wales, New South Wales Golf Club at La Perouse is the key reference point, with The Australian and a wider Sydney circuit adding depth and pedigree. The clifftop setting at La Perouse is one of the most memorable in Australian golf and gives the state an immediate visual signature. The Australian complements that with tournament history, championship credentials and the feel of a major metropolitan club with deep roots in the game. Around Sydney, golfers also benefit from the fact that high-quality golf sits close to one of the world's most recognisable cities. Harbour scenery, beaches and a strong urban culture mean the state works for both pure golf trips and broader travel itineraries. New South Wales therefore feels balanced and convincing. It combines standout courses with a city base that many golfers already want to visit, which makes it one of the easiest Australian states to recommend.
