How we compare golf tours

Booking a golf trip in Australia usually means a dozen browser tabs and a spreadsheet. We bring the tours into one place and — more importantly — describe them the same way, so you can tell a bucket-list Sandbelt tour from a mates' weekend at a glance.

Fit first, price second

Unlike a flight, the cheapest golf tour is rarely the right one. Our default sort is best match: every preference you set is checked against every tour. Tours that tick every box come first. Tours that miss on something but still score 55%+ appear as close matches, with exactly what they're missing.

How tours are categorised

Each tour is tagged with trip styles (bucket-list, mates' trip, golf & wine…), a format (escorted, package, tailor-made…), who it suits, ability level, accommodation level, inclusions and what's on offer for non-golfers. Operators are categorised too — by specialty and market. Today these tags are our editorial judgement from the operator's published information; operators who claim their listing can correct them.

Prices

Operators quote prices in different ways — twin share, quad share, per golfer, land only, sometimes in US dollars. We always show the original price and basis, and also an estimated per-person AUD figure (USD converted at ~1.46) and a price per round, so you can compare like with like. Treat these as a guide only.

Where the data comes from

Right now, tour information is collected from operators' public websites and listings, and every tour shows its source and collection date. Details change — always confirm with the operator before booking. We don't take bookings or payments: when you're ready, we send you to the operator's own site to check availability and book directly.

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