North Adelaide Golf Course
North Adelaide Golf Course is one of Australia’s most historic and unique public golf facilities, located within the Adelaide Park Lands just north of the city centre. Established in 1903, the venue is widely regarded as one of the oldest public golf courses in the country and features three separate layouts, including the Championship Course, which has become increasingly recognised as a future host venue for major professional tournaments.
The course occupies a prominent location overlooking the Adelaide skyline and is known for its undulating fairways, challenging bunkering, mature tree lined surrounds, and panoramic city views. Operated by the City of Adelaide, the venue has long played an important role in making golf accessible to the broader community while also supporting elite competition and player development.
In recent years, North Adelaide Golf Course has emerged as a major future events venue following confirmation that it will host LIV Golf Adelaide from 2028 as part of a significant redevelopment and expansion of the precinct. The venue has also been announced as a future host of the Australian Open golf championship, further cementing its status as one of the country’s most important emerging tournament destinations. Planned upgrades include enhanced spectator infrastructure, improved hospitality facilities, and course modifications designed to meet international tournament standards while preserving the public accessibility of the venue.
The transformation of North Adelaide Golf Course into a major championship venue is expected to significantly elevate Adelaide’s position within global golf, while also delivering long term tourism, economic, and community benefits. Its combination of central location, public accessibility, and growing international profile makes it one of the most distinctive golf venues in Australia.
