Aston Hills Golf Club at Mount Barker is nestled in the Adelaide Hills around 45 minutes south-east of the CBD. Its mix of shorter Par 4s and undulating, woodland terrain makes for a unique golfing experience. READ OUR REVIEW
Tanunda Pines Golf Club, located in the heart of the Barossa Valley only an hour from Adelaide, is the wine region’s premier golf course. Its pristine greens and rolling, lush fairways are a must-see. READ OUR REVIEW
Playford Lakes Golf Club in Munno Para is one of the most popular courses in Adelaide’s northern suburbs, with its forgiving fairways and easy layout making it a weekend hacker’s haven. READ OUR VIEW
Bordertown Golf Club is a classic country course. Run entirely by volunteers, the quality of this well-manicured South Australian track is well worth a visit when touring the state’s South East. READ OUR REVIEW
As South Australia’s self-proclaimed ‘most picturesque golf course’, The Stirling Golf Club is certainly eye-catching. But its short Par 67 layout may leave serious golfers wanting more of a challenge. READ OUR REVIEW
Located in the Adelaide’s working-class heartland of Edinburgh, it makes sense that Penfield Golf Club has a blue-collar feel to it. If you’re looking for a stress-free round of golf, this is the ideal place. READ OUR REVIEW
When it comes to nine-hole golf courses in Adelaide, Marion Park Golf Club is hard to beat. The seaside views are stunning, the layout is testing and the price is affordable. What more could you want? READ OUR REVIEW
