Deals and specials

Book it once, and stop second guessing the price.

Nobody wants to book a trip and then wonder what it really cost. Every price here comes off a live tee sheet, and it moves with the season, the day and the size of your group. Price your trip, slide the dates around, and enjoy the rare feeling of knowing exactly what you are paying before you commit.

54courses priced live
$100per golfer holds it
2value seasons a year

When the value sits

The calendar decides most of the price.

Nothing else on this page saves as much as choosing the right fortnight. These are demand bands, not rates: what a course charges in any given week comes off its own sheet, and you can see it in the quote.

Value
December to February

Cool mornings, thin tee sheets and the lowest green fees of the year. Bring a jumper for the first nine.
Peak
March to early May

The conditions everyone comes for, and the rates that go with them. Book this window early or not at all.
Value
Late May to August

Warm and busy on the beach, quiet on the course after lunch. Afternoon rounds are the best buy on the calendar.
Peak
September to October

Second peak. Summer heat gone, courses grown back in, and groups filling the sheet again.
Shoulder
November

The quiet edge of autumn. Peak conditions are still holding while the rates have already stepped down.

Where the savings are

Four things that actually move the price.

01
Play shoulder season

Late spring and autumn hold the best conditions of the year at a fraction of the peak rate. The same course can swing by half between March and June.
02
Move the tee time

An afternoon round in summer is materially cheaper than the same course at eight in the morning, and often quieter.
03
Book the round with the bed

Packaged together, the golf and the lodging price against each other. Booked apart, they do not.
04
Bring the numbers

Twelve or more books as a group, so the tee times sit together in your playing order and the bill can be split across the party.