Queenstown is the South Island’s premium tourist destination, surrounded by majestic mountains and nestled on the shores of crystal clear Lake Wakatipu.
With a smorgasbord of outdoor activities (Jet boating, bungy jumping, canyon swinging and river rafting), Queenstown is the home of the ultimate bucket list. Home to some of the best vineyards in the world, the wider Queenstown region is wine tasting and culinary paradise to be enjoyed after a spectacular round of golf.
Wake up in Queenstown where anything is possible! No matter what type of holiday you’re looking for - you’ll find it in Queenstown, New Zealand. Soak up the breath-taking landscapes and unique energy of the small cosmopolitan town.
Queenstown offers a huge range of activities, from the mild to the wild, from a multitude of adrenalin-pumping activities like skydiving, bungy jumping, canyon swinging, rafting, jet boating, tandem hang gliding and paragliding, heli skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking to gentler options like walking, hiking, lake cruises and horse trekking. The choices are endless.
Some courses are easier to categorise than others and Arrowtown would certainly fall into the harder basket. It’s quirky, honed from an unusual landscape of narrow almost furrowed valleys with schist rock outcrops and sharp but small undulations. The landscape is peculiar to say the least. That said, it does hang together to provide an experience that feels both authentic and novel. The humps, hollows, folds and rocky outcrops provide and unusual but rather charming environment for golf. Tucked in the north-eastern corner of the Wakatipu basin, the surrounding vistas are still stunning if not as expansive as from its near neighbours.
The Hills is New Zealand's most exclusive golf club. The course spreads itself across an old deer farm in the rather large wedge between Millbrook and Arrowtown. The terrain is rolling countryside augmented with some significant rock outcrops and a spectacular canyon. The stunning natural surroundings are augmented by a number of significant sculptures – ranging from the petite to packs of wolves and statuesque horses – and the art alone is worth the stroll. The surroundings, conditions, service and amenities are all first class. This is unashamedly exclusive golf and the course itself is solid and dependable.
One of the most scenic golf courses in the world, Millbrook is simply an unforgettable Queenstown golfing experience. With extraordinary photo opportunities at every turn, the championship course offers three fabulous nine hole courses, each named after local prominent Queenstown landmarks- The Remarkables, The Arrow and The Coronet Nine. Millbrook was perhaps the first purpose built golf resort in NZ. In recent years it has expanded from 18 - 27 holes. While the initial golf course itself was understandably somewhat conservative in its design, the recent addition of the Coronet nine and some significant renovation of the existing holes has lifted the golf experience considerably.
With a backdrop of 2300 vertical metres of the Remarkables mountain range and an armchair view of an outstanding lake panoramas, Jack’s Point Golf course is one visually spectacular courses in the world. Offering golfers an exciting challenge with five tee positions to choose from, providing all golfers an unforgettable golf experience.
Some courses are easier to categorise than others and Arrowtown would certainly fall into the harder basket. It’s quirky, honed from an unusual landscape of narrow almost furrowed valleys with schist rock outcrops and sharp but small undulations. The landscape is peculiar to say the least. That said, it does hang together to provide an experience that feels both authentic and novel. The humps, hollows, folds and rocky outcrops provide and unusual but rather charming environment for golf. Tucked in the north-eastern corner of the Wakatipu basin, the surrounding vistas are still stunning if not as expansive as from its near neighbours.
The Hills is New Zealand's most exclusive golf club. The course spreads itself across an old deer farm in the rather large wedge between Millbrook and Arrowtown. The terrain is rolling countryside augmented with some significant rock outcrops and a spectacular canyon. The stunning natural surroundings are augmented by a number of significant sculptures – ranging from the petite to packs of wolves and statuesque horses – and the art alone is worth the stroll. The surroundings, conditions, service and amenities are all first class. This is unashamedly exclusive golf and the course itself is solid and dependable.
One of the most scenic golf courses in the world, Millbrook is simply an unforgettable Queenstown golfing experience. With extraordinary photo opportunities at every turn, the championship course offers three fabulous nine hole courses, each named after local prominent Queenstown landmarks- The Remarkables, The Arrow and The Coronet Nine. Millbrook was perhaps the first purpose built golf resort in NZ. In recent years it has expanded from 18 - 27 holes. While the initial golf course itself was understandably somewhat conservative in its design, the recent addition of the Coronet nine and some significant renovation of the existing holes has lifted the golf experience considerably.
With a backdrop of 2300 vertical metres of the Remarkables mountain range and an armchair view of an outstanding lake panoramas, Jack’s Point Golf course is one visually spectacular courses in the world. Offering golfers an exciting challenge with five tee positions to choose from, providing all golfers an unforgettable golf experience.