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New Zealand’s top Golf Courses in the South Island are very different to those in the north. With different weather, scenery and vegetation, they almost feel like you’re in a different country to the North Island. The scenery of the Southern Alps will take your breath away whether you play at the Clearwater Resort or Terrace Downs in Canterbury or the Millbrook Resort and Jacks Point at Queenstown. Designed by golfers, for golfers, the golf courses of the South Island of New Zealand are, without doubt, set in some of the most beautiful golfing scenery in the world. Clearwater Resort, Christchurch
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With water in play on fourteen holes, the course features lakes, tussock and marram grass that, with neatly manicured bent grass fairways and greens, leave it looking uniquely like a cross between an Old World links and an American parkland course.
Playable year-round, the course meanders around a succession of spring fed lakes and trout filled streams, with uninterrupted views of the spectacular Southern Alps.
- Black Tees – 6526 metres / 7137 yards
- Blue Tees – 6138 metres / 6713 yards
- White Tees – 5694 metres / 6227 yards
- Gold Tees – 5155 metres / 5638 yards
- Red Tees – 4604 metres / 5035 yards
To include this or any golf courses in your luxury New Zealand golfing vacation, please contact the New Zealand travel specialists at Lookout Point.
Terrace Downs, Rakaia Gorge, Canterbury
Play golf with the Southern Alps as a backdrop.
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The course was designed by Sid Pudicombe and Associates in 1993 and officially opened in 2001. It offers a unique mixture of Parklands and Links style with the underlying philosophy of the course development assuring its integration into the natural environment and the respect and enjoyment of all who play on it. The views of the Rakaia Gorge and mountain vistas remain a constant challenge for players to keep their eye on the ball!
At par 72, the course is challenging. However, a choice of four tees on each hole ensures the course caters for a range of golfing abilities. The 6,440-metre long course incorporates 11 lakes and 70 bunkers, providing plenty of obstacles for even the most experienced player.
- Coal Tees – 6406 metres / 7005 yards
- Sky Tees – 6035 metres / 6600 yards
- Stone Tees – 5606 metres / 6130 yards
- Forest Tees – 5278 metres / 5772 yards
To include this or any golf courses in your luxury New Zealand golfing vacation, please contact the New Zealand travel specialists at Lookout Point.
Millbrook Resort, Queenstown
A golf resort in breathtaking surroundings
Set in a natural, alpine amphitheatre, against the backdrop of the Queenstown Remarkables Mountain Range, Millbrook is set one of the most stunning locations for a golf course in New Zealand.
Designed by Sir Bob Charles and recently upgraded by Greg Turner, Millbrook features a mixture of undulating to rolling fairways, and each hole has its own strategic scenic feature with open fairways, demanding hazards, including more than 60 bunkers, and meandering waterways.
- Black Tees – 6420 metres / 7021 yards
- Blue Tees – 6068 metres / 6636 yards
- White Tees – 5618 metres / 6144 yards
- Yellow Tees – 4883 metres / 5340 yards
To include this or any golf courses in your luxury New Zealand golfing vacation, please contact the New Zealand travel specialists at Lookout Point.
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Jacks Point, Queenstown
Queenstown's newest alpine resort golf course.
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The course is bounded by the Remarkables mountain range and Lake Wakatipu. It traverses through wetland to the lake edge encountering steep bluffs, New Zealand's indigenous vegetation and wildlife and is designed to work with nature, not against it.
The Jacks Point fairways have been designed with minimal excavation and careful plantings to complement the natural environment around Queenstown.
- Tees – 6538 metres / 7150 yards
