NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand, where breathtaking landscapes and world-renowned golf courses combine to create an unforgettable golfing adventure.
It is home to some of the most spectacular golf courses in the world, offering everything from challenging fairways to breathtaking views. Whether you’re looking for world-renowned championship courses, scenic coastal layouts, or hidden gems off the beaten path, New Zealand’s diverse golf destinations have something for everyone.
IBT Favourite Courses

Just south of Napier, Tom Doak’s clifftop masterpiece offers one of golf’s most dramatic settings. Opened in 2004, the course follows narrow ridgelines above deep ravines, with breathtaking views across Hawke’s Bay. Superb green complexes, strategic bunkering and demanding shot values create a memorable challenge for golfers of every ability.

Te Arai Links boasts 36 exceptional holes, but the South Course is our standout. Coore & Crenshaw’s masterful routing makes superb use of the coastal landscape, with eight holes playing directly beside the ocean. Sandy terrain, strategic design and spectacular scenery combine to create one of the Southern Hemisphere’s finest golfing experiences. * Photo credit – Ricky Robinson

New Zealand’s only Alister MacKenzie design, Titirangi lies just south of Auckland and showcases the architect at his finest. Routed through native bush on gently undulating terrain, it features classic MacKenzie bunkering and superb strategic variety. The four par 3s are particularly memorable, making it a true Golden Age masterpiece. * Photo credit – Ricky Robinson

The sister property to Cape Kidnappers, Kauri Cliffs is another spectacular clifftop golfing experience. Perched above the Pacific Ocean, it features breathtaking sea views, daring carries across vast valleys and beautifully contoured greens. Every round is filled with dramatic moments, creating memories that linger long after the final putt.
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