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New Zealand’s incomparable landscapes captivate the imagination of anyone. That’s what happens when you set foot on the superb golf courses dotted around the country: they're second to none. As a matter of fact, these are some of the best golf courses in the world. There are more than 400 courses scattered all over the territory. And this time we're going to talk about Cape Kidnappers. Located amidst unique natural landscapes, it celebrates its 20th anniversary next year and is one of the legendary courses designed by Tom Doak.
This course is one of the great modern wonders of golf. It has breath-taking cliff-side fairways perched 140 metres above sea level. But that’s not all. Every hole has spellbinding views over the bay and, even over ravines or cliffs, even the bunkers become challenging.
Cape Kidnappers Golf Course also has putting greens and chipping greens, a clubhouse and a golf shop. The par 71 course, overlooking the Pacific Ocean, is more than 6,500 metres long and challenges golfers from all over the world to an exhilarating round. In a remarkable setting.
Cape Kidnappers is about 40 minutes by car from the harbour and 10 minutes by helicopter
This course is one of the great modern wonders of golf. It has breath-taking cliff-side fairways perched 140 metres above sea level. But that’s not all. Every hole has spellbinding views over the bay and, even over ravines or cliffs, even the bunkers become challenging.
Cape Kidnappers Golf Course also has putting greens and chipping greens, a clubhouse and a golf shop. The par 71 course, overlooking the Pacific Ocean, is more than 6,500 metres long and challenges golfers from all over the world to an exhilarating round. In a remarkable setting.
Cape Kidnappers is about 40 minutes by car from the harbour and 10 minutes by helicopter