The Vintage Golf Course

Set amid the rolling vineyards of the Hunter Valley, The Vintage Golf Course is a Greg Norman-designed championship layout that blends world-class golf with the region’s signature wine-country charm. With panoramic views of the Brokenback Range and fairways that weave through native bushland and manicured greens, it’s a must-play for golfers seeking a memorable round in Australia’s oldest wine region.

Highlights & What to See

• Championship 18-Hole Course: Test your skills on a par-72 course that challenges pros and delights amateurs, with strategic bunkering, water hazards, and undulating greens.
• Scenic Vistas: Enjoy sweeping views of the Brokenback Range and surrounding vineyards from elevated tees and fairways.
• Clubhouse & Pro Shop: Relax after your round at the contemporary clubhouse, which offers a bar, restaurant, and fully stocked pro shop for gear and advice.
• Practice Facilities: Warm up at the driving range, putting green, and chipping area, all set against a stunning backdrop.
• Wine & Golf Packages: Combine your game with tastings at nearby cellar doors, with many local wineries offering special deals for golfers.

Suggested Time to Spend

Plan for a full half-day to fully enjoy the course: allow 4–4.5 hours for 18 holes, plus time for a relaxed lunch or drinks at the clubhouse. If you’re keen on practice, arrive an hour early. Many visitors pair a morning round with an afternoon of wine tasting at nearby estates like Brokenwood or Tyrrell’s.

Nearby Areas Worth Combining

• Pokolbin: The heart of Hunter Valley wine country, with dozens of cellar doors, restaurants, and the Hunter Valley Gardens.
• Cessnock: A historic mining town with a growing food scene, antique shops, and the Hunter Valley Visitor Information Centre.
• Lovedale: Known for boutique wineries and the Lovedale Long Lunch event, it’s a quiet gem for food and wine lovers.
• Broke: A picturesque village at the foot of the Brokenback Range, offering scenic drives and rustic wineries.
• Wollombi: A charming historic village with a famous tavern and access to the convict-built Great North Road.

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