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30. Barwon Heads - In Barwon Heads, VIC, 18 holes border the Surf Coast where guests are welcome but the dress code is strict. 

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29. Royal Canberra - This members-only club in Westbourne Woods Yarralumla ACT is seen as one of Australia's best inland courses.

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28. Kennedy Bay - The Port Kennedy, WA course opened in 2000 and is known for its 115 deep pot style bunkers.

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27. Commonwealth Golf Club - The members-only club in South Oakleigh, VIC is in the world-renowned Melbourne Sandbelt.

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26. Woodlands Golf Club - The respected course in Mordialloc, VIC is known for offering a complete game.

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25. Kooyonga Golf Course - Playing host to international championships, this Lockleys, SA course is a perennial favourite among the members-only crowd.

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24. Brookwater - The Brookwater, QLD course is surrounded by Eucalyptus trees, requiring higher accuracy than most courses.  

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23. St Andrews Beach - One of the best courses open to the public and one of the best designed in Australia is St Andrews Beach and can be found in Fingal, VIC. 

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22. Magenta Shores - Looking out onto the Pacific Ocean in Magenta, NSW, this traditional links green is the definition of scenic.

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21. Joondalup Quarry Dunes - The vast and hilly course is known for its giant bunkers and is located in Connolly,WA. 

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20. Newcastle Golf Club - Designed way back in 1935, this Connolly, WA course is known around the world. 

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19. The Dunes - Designed in the Scottish and Irish golfing traditions, this Rye, VIC course is open to the public.

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18. The Lakes - This Eastlakes, NSW course hosted the 2010, 2011 and 2012 Australian Opens.

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17. Lake Karrinyup - The members-only club in Karrinyup, WA is full of kangaroos and wildflowers.

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16. Cathedral Lodge - Only opened in 2017, this Thornton, VIC course is the most expensive and among the most exclusive in the country.

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15. The National Golf Club (Old) - The Cape Schanck, VIC green has a Scottish and Irish links-style Ocean Course.

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14. The Australian - This birthplace of the Australian Open, first held there in Rosebery, NSW in 1904, has hosted the open 17 times since and was redesigned in 2013.

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13. Metropolitan - This private club in South Oakleigh, VIC hosted the World Matchplay 2001, the 2009 Women's Australian Open and a number of Australian Opens.

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12. National Golf Club (Moonah course) - The Moonah course of the National in Cape Schanck, VIC has always been considered among the very best in the country.

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11. Victoria Golf Club - The private club in Cheltenham, VIC hosted the Australian Masters in 2010 when Tiger Woods played, and the Australian Masters in 2011.

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10. Ocean Dunes - Situated along 2km of Southern Ocean coastline on Currie King Island, TAS, wallabies, peacocks, sea eagles and black swans populate this course.

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9. Royal Adelaide - This Seaton, SA course played host to the 1998 Australian Open.

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8. Royal Melbourne (East) - The club in Black Rock, VIC has been around for over 100 years.

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7. Ellerston - This private course of the Packer family isn't open to new members nor the public and is located near Ellerston, Near Scone, NSW.

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6. Lost Farm - This section of the Barnbougle Dunes in Bridport, TAS is ranked eleventh in the world by the U.S Golf Digest. 

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5. New South Wales Golf Club - Play right on the Pacific coastline in La Perouse, NSW, this course has been home to the Australian Open and the PGA Championship.

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4. Barnbougle Dunes - This Bridport, TAS course known for its deep dunes and nearby beach only opened in 2012. 

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3. Cape Wickham - The Bass Straight is visible from every hole on this Wickham, TAS course. 

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2. Kingston Heath - Known for its 128 bunkers, this Cheltenham, VIC course has hosted seven Australian Opens and one Women's Open.

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1. Royal Melbourne (West) - This members-only club in Black Rock, VIC is the best in Australia according to AusGolf and hosted the 2011 President's Cup.

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