Are flights included in the price?

Yes—private jet return flights from the listed departure destination are included with the booking.

Is golf equipment provided?

Golf gear is not included by default but can be added as an optional extra; check the booking page to reserve clubs.

What is the group size?

Maximum group size is eight players, allowing for personalized PGA instruction and guided play.

Do I need to be an advanced golfer?

No—players of a range of skill levels are welcome, but the conditions favor those who can control ball flight in wind.

What accommodations are included?

Two nights of premium accommodation—one on King Island and one at Barnbougle—are included as part of the trip.

Light catering is provided on flights and a food and drinks credit is available at the golf courses; full meal coverage varies by itinerary.

Coastal Links Odyssey: King Island & Barnbougle Golf Escape

King Island + Barnbougle Multi-Day Trip from Brisbane delivers a concentrated slice of coastal golf across two of Australia’s most celebrated links: King Island and Barnbougle, off Tasmania’s northern shores. The trip moves fast—private jet legs carry small groups between courses—so players spend hours on wind-shaped dunes, cliffs, and fairways that meet the ocean. Start on King Island with rounds at Ocean Dunes and Cape Wickham. Ocean Dunes threads fairways among low, bleached grasses and salt-tolerant shrub; Cape Wickham sits atop one of the world’s longest and most dramatic coastal dunes, where the wind can turn a par into a test of shot control. Expect firm turf, huge carries and vistas where sea spray and seagull flights read like course hazards. Nights are in premium island accommodation with local seafood and quiet harbor views. After a morning clinic and guided warm-up with a PGA pro, the itinerary flies you to Tasmania for Barnbougle’s famed trilogy: Dunes, Lost Farm, and Bougle Run. Barnbougle’s routing is carved across sand and coastal heath, producing firm, bumpy lies and carries framed by native buttongrass and tea tree. The Dunes offers wide, dramatic contours; Lost Farm plays among sculpted dunes that invite risk-reward strategy; Bougle Run asks precise iron play across tighter corridors. Each course sits within a raw Atlantic-like coastline where the weather is an active participant. What sets this escape apart is the logistics: private jet transport between departure city and King Island, seamless transfers to courses, PGA coaching, food and drinks credit at courses, plus two nights of curated accommodation. Small group sizes—maximum eight—mean personalized attention on and off the course, and the light catering aboard the plane keeps pace with the itinerary’s brisk flow. This trip is not a casual nine-hole outing. Bring a consistent ball flight and an appetite for wind-adjusted strategy. The scenery is as much a competitor as the bunkers: dunefields, exposed headlands, and the Tasman Sea outline almost every hole, while shorebirds and the occasional wallaby inhabit the margins. Why book it? It’s an efficient way to experience two distinct coastal golfing cultures in one trip—king tides, links grasses, and courses ranked for their pure routing and raw setting. For travelers who prize course architecture, sea air, and PGA guidance rather than endless transit, this is a concentrated Tasmanian links odyssey with luxury touches and small-group camaraderie. Booking includes course access and a food and drinks credit; club rental is available as an add-on for those who prefer to travel light. Travelers should plan flexible wardrobes—the coast can shift from sun to blustery in an hour—and bring sunscreen and a windproof layer. Expect thoughtful service, but prepare for sport-level conditions and winds that demand smart club choices.