Ulverstone Golf Club Tasmania

The gorgeous 18 hole course of the Ulverstone Golf Club Tasmania is located in the north of Tasmania, where the Leven River empties into the Bass Strait. The par 72-course is more than 6.104 meters long and one of Tasmania’s famed tournament courses. It has hosted the Tasmanian Open Men’s Championships, the Tasmanian Women’s Championships, and the Australian Junior Girls Championships several times. The club was founded in 1983. The parkland course is renowned for its meticulously tended, irrigated fairways and excellent greens. The course of the Ulverstone Golf Club Tasmania is very challenging, due in part to the tree-lined fairways, as well as to the strategically positioned sand and water hazards. The course is located in the middle of a eucalyptus forest, and its fairways are very undulating in some parts. The facilities of the Ulverstone Golf Club Tasmania are at their prettiest in October, when the rhododendrons are in full bloom. It is simply marvelous to play a round of golf amidst such natural beauty. Guests are always welcome at Ulverstone. They do appreciate advance notice. The golf restaurant serves as a popular meeting point, where you can easily strike up conversation with club members. Those interested can improve their handicap at the on-site golf school. The Ulverstone Golf Club Tasmania can be reached by the Bass Highway (A19), which connects the nearby towns of Devonport and Penguin.