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Golf

The Barossa provides ample opportunity to combine a love of good food and wine with a round of golf.  Spread across the region, there are four 18-hole golf courses and two 9-hole golf courses.  All are traditional, member-owned golf clubs, except Tanunda Pines Golf Club, now privately owned by some of Australia’s best known local vignerons, and rapidly becoming established as one of the top four regional golf courses in South Australia.  They’re open seven days a week with modestly priced green fees and offer a warm Barossa welcome to both members and visitors.

• Tanunda Pines Golf Club
A beautiful Australian bushland golf course of excellent character, Tanunda Pines Golf Club boasts fairways lined with spectacular ancient gum trees and an abundance of bird life. The undulating championship golf course is located next to the Novotel Barossa Valley Resort on the hilltops overlooking the patchwork of vineyards below. The excellent clubhouse offers visitors a full range of services and facilities including: a golf shop with high quality hire equipment and a full range of the latest golf equipment and apparel; a practice fairway with target greens and pitching and putting greens, plus a bar/cafe and function area.  Golf lessons and clinics are available from the resident PGA golf professionals.  The 70-year-old course has been rejuvenated and has perfected the art of combining great golf and great wine, and welcomes visitors 7 days a week.

• Barossa Valley Golf Club
A tranquil setting with abundant bird life and a relaxed atmosphere, this gem of a course boasts exquisite greens amid natural scrubland and tree-lined fairways, in a region famous for fine wine and dining.

• Gawler Golf Club
The Gawler Golf Club is at the gateway to the Barossa, with 18 holes set against a stunning backdrop. The course includes several water features as well as manicured fairways and greens, and presents a fine golfing experience for visitors and members alike. Find it on Williamstown Road, Sandy Creek

• Kapunda Golf Club
Located 2 kilometres from Kapunda town centre, this 9-hole par 72 course offers views over rolling hills and cropping land.  The open course has wide fairways.  There’s only one bunker, but trees and dog-leg holes add a bit of spice.  The course is open everyday.