Wynyard Golf Course

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the absolute best time to play Wynyard Golf Course for prime conditions and fewer crowds?

We always recommend aiming for late spring through early autumn - think October to April. You'll catch the course in fantastic shape with the Tasmanian weather at its most pleasant, avoiding the chillier, wetter winter months. Plus, it's generally less crowded than some of the more famous links, giving you a relaxed pace.

What makes Wynyard Golf Course unique, and what's the biggest challenge I should prepare for?

Wynyard truly shines with its coastal influence, offering a fantastic blend of parkland and links-style holes. The biggest challenge you'll face is definitely the wind coming off Bass Strait, especially on the back nine - it can turn a straightforward shot into a real test of nerve and club selection. Don't underestimate those sea breezes!

What should I expect to pay for a round at Wynyard Golf Course, and is it good value for money?

Green fees at Wynyard are incredibly reasonable, especially when you consider the quality of the course; you're looking at around AUD $40-$60 for 18 holes. It's fantastic value for a well-maintained course with genuinely interesting holes, making it a smart choice if you're exploring Tasmania on a budget. You won't feel ripped off here.

After my round, what's the vibe like at the Wynyard Golf Course clubhouse, and should I plan to grab a bite?

The clubhouse at Wynyard is exactly what you want after a round - unpretentious, friendly, and welcoming. We definitely recommend staying for a casual meal; their pub-style fare, especially the local fish and chips, hits the spot perfectly while you recount your birdies and bogeys. It's a proper local's spot.

How easy is it to get to Wynyard Golf Course, and do you have any specific tips for first-time visitors?

Getting to Wynyard is a breeze; it's conveniently located just a few minutes from Burnie-Wynyard Airport (BWT) and the town center, making it super accessible. Our top tip is to bring an extra layer, even on a sunny day, as that coastal wind can pick up unexpectedly, and always book your tee time a few days ahead, especially on weekends.