THE DESTINATION COLLECTION · ASIA, AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND
Great golf. Extraordinary places.
From the shores of Japan to the highlands of Vietnam, Australia’s fairways and New Zealand’s coastal courses. Discover places that make the journey part of the game.
Two distinct courses on Singapore’s resort island: The Serapong and The Tanjong. Waterfront views and a setting close to the city make Sentosa a compelling destination for a golf-focused visit.
A landmark of Melbourne’s Sandbelt, Royal Melbourne brings together the West and East courses in a landscape of sculpted bunkers, heathland and contoured greens.
A classic coastal golf retreat on Japan’s Izu Peninsula. Kawana brings together the Fuji and Oshima courses with a historic hotel overlooking the Pacific.
An established private club in Western Australia’s historic port city. Royal Fremantle combines an eighteen-hole course with a golfing tradition that dates to 1905.
A Northland golf destination above the Pacific, where coastal views, farmland and an expansive landscape frame the round. Kauri Cliffs pairs its course with a lodge setting near Matauri Bay.
A dramatic peninsula setting with broad sea views on the edge of Hong Kong. Golf, country-club recreation and a marina give this destination a distinctive coastal character.
Cliff-top fairways and a ridge-and-valley landscape distinguish this Hawke’s Bay golf destination. Ocean views and the surrounding working farm give Cape Kidnappers a memorable sense of place.
Volcanic terrain, tropical greenery and a substantial resort setting distinguish Mission Hills Haikou. Its collection of courses offers a varied base for a golf-led journey in Hainan.
Pine-covered hills and lakes frame this highland course in the heart of Da Lat. The setting offers a different perspective on golf in Vietnam, above the country’s tropical lowlands.
Two established courses within the Saujana resort setting near Kuala Lumpur. Palm-lined terrain and water features give the Palm and Bunga Raya layouts their individual identities.
A historic parkland course in one of Thailand’s best-known seaside towns. Mature trees, natural terrain and a long connection with Thai golf define a visit to Royal Hua Hin.
A coastal Australian course on the cliffs of La Perouse, overlooking Botany Bay. Strategic golf and an exposed ocean setting create a memorable contrast to the region’s tropical destinations.