Waiheke Island Golf Course

Website: https://www.waihekegolfclub.co.nz/

Frequently Asked Questions

How challenging is it to get my golf clubs to Waiheke Island, and is the course worth the extra ferry trip?

Getting your clubs over to Waiheke is straightforward; the passenger ferries from Auckland are well-equipped, or you can take a car ferry if you're bringing your own vehicle. Trust us, the stunning views and laid-back island vibe make the short journey absolutely worth it for a unique round.

What kind of golf experience can I expect at Waiheke Island Golf Course - is it a hidden gem or a serious challenge?

This course is definitely a charming hidden gem, not a championship monster. You'll find a relaxed, friendly atmosphere with some truly memorable holes offering incredible Hauraki Gulf views, especially on the back nine. It's more about enjoying the scenery and the company than breaking par.

When is the best time of year to play Waiheke Island Golf Course for ideal conditions and island enjoyment?

We highly recommend visiting in the shoulder seasons - late spring (October-November) or early autumn (March-April). You'll enjoy pleasant weather, fewer crowds on the course and around the island, and the course will be in fantastic condition. Summer can be busy, but always beautiful.

What are the typical green fees at Waiheke Island Golf Course, and does it offer good value for an island round?

Green fees here are very reasonable, especially considering you're on a popular island destination; expect to pay around NZD $50-70 for 18 holes. It's excellent value for a course with such character and views, making it a budget-friendly option compared to some of New Zealand's more famous tracks.

What are the must-do activities on Waiheke Island after finishing a round of golf?

After your round, Waiheke truly shines with its world-class wineries and beautiful beaches. We always head straight to a vineyard like Mudbrick or Stonyridge for a tasting and a fantastic meal, or simply relax on Oneroa Beach with a cold drink. The island's culinary scene is a real treat.