Commencing and concluding in Auckland this 11 days 10 nights golf tour covers Northland, Coromandel, and Taupo. The combination of some of New Zealand’s scenic seaside courses and quality inland courses allowing plenty of variety as well as having ample opportunity for additional activities.
What's Included:
2 nights at the Hilton Auckland with breakfast (twin/double share)
3 nights at the Hilton Lake Taupo with breakfast (twin/double share)
2 nights at The County Hotel, Napier with breakfast (twin/double share)
4 rounds of golf including shared carts (see ‘more details’ for courses)
7 days car rental including CDW insurance, 3rd party liability insurance,theft protection, unlimited km’s, and 24-hour roadside assistance
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Price is based on 4 people travelling.
7 nights from AU$4,390.00 per person
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Cape Kidnappers Golf Club:
How do you follow Kauri Cliffs? Simple, find a site of rare and awesome beauty above 150metre towering cliffs, commission one of the hottest golf course architects, Tom Doak, and make sure every hole has incredible views of the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy your game, and enjoy the setting because you will never play golf anywhere like this again.
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Titirangi Golf Club:
Just 20 minutes from downtown Auckland, Titirangi is consistently rated in New Zealand’s top five courses. Designed by Alister MacKenzie, who also designed Augusta National, it is the only MacKenzie course in New Zealand. A must play for any golf enthusiast.
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Wairakei International Golf Course:
Rated by US Golf Digest magazine in the top 100 courses in the world outside of the USA, the course is set in the heart of the scenic Wairakei Tourist Park. Designed by Wolveridge and Thomson the beautiful landscaping and magnificent tree lined fairways make it a golf experience not to be missed. This is a magnificent golf course in a very special place.
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Kinloch Golf Club:
Kinloch is the latest of Nicklaus’ exclusive signature clubs to be completed and the only one in Australasia. It was the only course outside of America to be named among the top 10 new courses in the world by United States-based Travel and leisure golf magazine for 2007. Nicklaus proudly states that there is no one signature hole on his courses. He prefers to have 18 holes of outstanding quality, and that is something he has managed here.