Kingston Heath Golf Club is ranked, according to Golf Digest, as the 18th best course in the world, and enjoys an enviable reputation for its superb conditioning all year round.

Designed by Dan Soutar, the 18 holes were built on only 125 hectares (most courses in the modern era are built on over 250 hectares), it is perfectly manicured and its bunkering (courtesy of Dr. Alister MacKenzie) and clever use of dips and hollows visually fools the non observant golfer.

The three par 3 holes are a feature of Kingston Heath and show off one fantastic feature of this great golf course - the classic, natural bunkering. The fifteenth hole, in particular, is a real test ( not necessarily needed towards the end of your round).

Kingston Heath has hosted the Australian Open 8 times (7 men's & 1 women's) as well as hosting the 2009 & 2012 Australian Masters tournaments. The 2009 event saw world number 1 golfer Tiger Woods grace the fairways of The Heath, and he didn't disappoint, displaying superb shot-making over 4 rounds to take out the yellow jacket.

The club was proud to be the host of the 2016 World Cup of Golf.