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New Zealand 2022
The New Zealand tour in November 2022 spanned Te Arai Links South, Tara Iti, Kinloch, Cape Kidnappers, Titirangi & Paraparaumu
Te Arai Links South
Opened in October 2022
Designed by Coore & Crenshaw
Designed by Coore & Crenshaw
Cape Kidnappers
Opened in 2004
Designed by Tom Doak
Designed by Tom Doak
Tara Iti
Opened in 2015
Designed by Tom Doak
Designed by Tom Doak
Titirangi
Founded originally in 1909
Redesigned by Dr. Alister MacKenzie in 1927
Redesigned by Dr. Alister MacKenzie in 1927
Kinloch
Opened in 2007
Jack Nicklaus Signature Design
Jack Nicklaus Signature Design
Paraparumu Beach Golf Club
Opened in 1949
Alex Russell Design
Alex Russell Design
Melbourne 2022
The Sandbelt visit saw trips to Kingston Heath, the Metropolitan Club, Victoria, Royal Melbourne East and Royal Melbourne West.
Kingston Heath
Routed in 1920
Designed by Dan Soutar, constructed by Mick Morcom and bunkering by Dr. MacKenzie in 1926
Designed by Dan Soutar, constructed by Mick Morcom and bunkering by Dr. MacKenzie in 1926
The Metropolitan Golf Club
Routed in 1908
Designed by J.B. MacKenzie and recommendations made by Dr. MacKenzie in 1926
Designed by J.B. MacKenzie and recommendations made by Dr. MacKenzie in 1926
Victoria Golf Club
Routed in 1920
Designed by Billy Meader and Oscar Damman with recommendations made by Dr. MacKenzie in 1926
Designed by Billy Meader and Oscar Damman with recommendations made by Dr. MacKenzie in 1926
Royal Melbourne East
Opened in 1932
Designed by Alex Russell, constructed by Mick Morcom
Designed by Alex Russell, constructed by Mick Morcom
Royal Melbourne West
Routed in 1926
Designed by Dr. Alister MacKenzie and constructed by Mick Morcom with supervision by Alex Russell. Opened in 1931
Designed by Dr. Alister MacKenzie and constructed by Mick Morcom with supervision by Alex Russell. Opened in 1931
