ADELAIDE GOLF & WINE
Adelaide The capital of South Australia. Its central square mile ringed by protective parklands. The gateway to the Barossa Valley, settled in the main by German Lutheran immigrants and famed for its many excellent wineries. Population 1.2 million. See Adelaide Tourism for more information.
 

ADELAIDE ITINERARY MODULE

Go to Kelly's golf itinerary
4 rounds golf Kooyonga Royal Adelaide Grange West Links Lady Bay
5 nights 5* Hotel including cooked breakfasts every day.
Barossa Valley Wine Tour & Tasting including luncheon
Rental or chauffeured private car, minibus or luxury coach for large groups
Stamford 5* Call 1 800 691 9002 for Golf Director assistance
Go to Enquiries& Quotation to request your custom planned itinerary

 

 

 

 


Golf & Wine

Adelaide Golf The parks and garden city of Australia. Three world class, private sand-belt course are to be found here. Royal Adelaide, Kooyonga and The Grange East & West courses. International visitors are welcome but you should carry a letter of introduction from your club. Restricted visitor times apply.

You can "stay & play" at the most modern Links Lady Bay Resort in the Fleurieu Peninsula. Links Lady Bay is a first class golf & accommodation resort, about an hour's drive south of Adelaide, on the driving route to Kangaroo Island.

Other regional courses well worth the time to play are Victor Harbour, south of Adelaide, Mount Gambier, east, and the Riverland travelling to Adelaide from the north-western Murray River golf region. Play all year round.

See Adelaide golf courses: Royal Adelaide  Kooyonga  Grange East  Grange West  Glenelg Golf club 

Other South Australian courses: Victor Harbour - Links Lady Bay - Mt Gambier - Riverland


Wine Country

Kangaroo Kelly says, "In my mind, South Australia produces the best wines anywhere in the lands downunder." Most certainly, the Coonawarra reds are world award winners and the German settlement in the Barossa Valley produces very good whites and reds. There are four main wine producing regions: McLarenvale, Clare Valley, Barossa Valley and the Coonawarra vineyards located southeast at Penola near the Victorian border.

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