Are golf clubs included?

No — golf gear is not included by default but can be added as an extra to your booking.

What is the maximum group size?

Groups are limited to a maximum of eight players for this experience.

Are flights and transfers included?

Yes — private jet return flights and ground transport between airports and courses are included in the package.

Is this trip suitable for beginners?

Beginners can join but should be comfortable walking and managing links conditions; PGA guidance helps accelerate skills.

How many nights are included?

Two nights’ premium accommodation are included in the itinerary.

Can dietary needs be accommodated?

Food credits and light catering are included; communicate dietary requirements to the operator before travel so they can be arranged.

King Island to Barnbougle: Luxury Multi-Day Links Golf Escape from Sydney

King Island + Barnbougle Multi-Day Trip from Sydney delivers a concentrated dose of coastal golf, flying players from Sydney to King Island and onward to Tasmania’s Barnbougle complex over a tightly paced three-day itinerary. The trip visits Ocean Dunes and Cape Wickham on King Island—wind-swept links carved into sand and limestone that push shots toward the Bass Strait—and culminates at Barnbougle’s Dunes, Lost Farm, and the testing Bougle Run, where fairways thread through sculpted dunes and coastal heath. Small-group logistics (maximum eight guests) and private-jet transport keep transit time to a minimum so most of the weekend belongs to the rounds and the landscape. Start your trip on King Island, where Ocean Dunes offers a pure seaside links experience and Cape Wickham delivers dramatic elevation changes and views across the ocean toward Tasmania; Cape Wickham’s lighthouse, one of the island’s landmarks, anchors the coastline. A PGA-guided warm-up and on-course coaching sharpen your short game between holes while light catering and food-and-drink credit keep energy up. After an island night in premium accommodation you fly to Launceston and are chauffeured to Barnbougle, where three contrasting courses test shot-making from low, windblown dunes to tighter, strategic holes inland. What sets this itinerary apart is the pairing: King Island’s remote, raw shoreline golf followed by Barnbougle’s globally recognized links architecture. Courses here are defined by sand, spinifex grasses, coastal heath, and firm turf that rewards creativity and ground play. Expect strong coastal winds, blind carries, pot bunkers, and greens that slope toward the sea—features players chase in destination links golf. Practical notes: the package includes private jet return flights, all transport between airports and courses, course access, a PGA lesson, light plane catering, and two nights’ accommodation. Golf clubs are not included but can be added as an extra; maximum group size is eight. The itinerary moves quickly—arrive with your short game tuned and a flexible travel mindset. For travelers who keep a lifetime list of must-play links, this trip stacks two of the southern hemisphere’s most memorable coastal layouts in a single long weekend. It’s ideal for committed players who value time on the turf more than time in transit, and for anyone who wants a luxury, guide-led way to experience Tasmania’s north coast and King Island’s striking Bass Strait shoreline. Players should prepare for variable weather: strong sea breezes, sudden showers and bright sun can all arrive in a single day, so layered clothing and a windproof jacket are essential. Expect walking between tees; carts may be limited on drier fairways. Off-course, both locations reward short walks to coastal viewpoints and meals that showcase island and north-coast seafood—fresh abalone, rock oysters and Tasmanian beef—adding culinary depth to the golf weekend experience.