Do I need to bring my own clubs?

Golf gear is not included but can be added as an optional extra; many travelers choose rentals to avoid transporting clubs on a private jet.

How long is the total trip?

The full experience is roughly 11 hours 30 minutes from departure to return, including flights, ground transfers, clinic and play.

What size groups are accommodated?

Trips are designed for intimate groups of 4–8 players for a private, guided experience.

Is the trip seasonal or available year-round?

Offerings typically operate year-round, though wind and weather can affect play; check availability and seasonal schedules when booking.

Are lessons included?

Yes — a PGA Golf Pro leads a tailored clinic and guided play included in the itinerary.

What’s included in food and drink?

Light catering is provided on the plane and a credit for food and drinks is available at the Ocean Dunes clubhouse.

Private Jet Golf Day to Ocean Dunes, King Island — Same-Day Luxury from Sydney

King Island Ocean Dunes Trip from Sydney delivers an audacious one-day escape: a private-jet transfer from Sydney to Ocean Dunes Golf Course on King Island, Tasmania, where wind-sculpted dunes, sweeping ocean views and a PGA coaching session turn a round of golf into an expedition. The itinerary is built for players who want maximal play for minimal travel: depart by private jet, land minutes from the fairway, warm up with a pro, play the course along the rugged Bass Strait coastline, then return the same evening.

Ocean Dunes sits on the northwest shore of King Island near Loorana, a compact community on a remote Tasmanian outpost. The course threads through dune ridges and native coastal grasses, with fairways hemmed by deep sand hollows and a few exposed rock outcrops that hint at the island’s volcanic past. Wind is a character here—trial and teacher—shaping shot selection and revealing how a course can be defined as much by weather as by design. Seabirds wheel overhead and you may spot oystercatchers or the occasional shearwater on the shoreline; it’s golf in a wild coastal setting rather than a manicured suburban parkland.

The day centers on crisp logistics and curated pleasures. Groups of four to eight players travel on a private return flight, receive light catering in-flight, and are met with transport to the course. A PGA Golf Pro leads a tailored clinic and guided rounds, sharpening short game strategy and course management specific to stiff coastal winds and blind approaches. There’s time after play to linger in the clubhouse bar with drinks credit before transfer back to the airport.

What makes this offering stand out is the access equation: same-day private airlift collapses the geographical distance to make world-class play feasible as a day trip. For Sydney-based golfers short on time but hungry for rare links-style experience, it’s an efficient luxury with an authentic edge—this is King Island, not a resort chain.

Plan for variable weather and wind-driven sand; bring adaptable clothing and consider renting clubs if you prefer not to travel with gear. The trip is offered as a private booking with a small group size, ideal for corporate outings, milestone celebrations or a focused skills day with a pro. Operator contact and exact meeting details are provided at booking. Whether you chase a low score or crave a dramatic coastal round, Ocean Dunes delivers a day where flight becomes part of the course.