Rotorua Golf Club

Why Rotorua Golf Club

Rotorua Golf Club stands out as one of New Zealand's oldest golf clubs, having celebrated its centenary in 2006. Voted among the top 25 courses in the country, this unique 18-hole thermal golf course attracts enthusiasts seeking distinctive play. The club is known for its range of activities including weekly scrambles, mixed golf and honour board competitions during the season, plus twilight golf on Thursdays in summer. Members benefit from priority tee times, competitions, handicap services and clubhouse access, with 452 members enjoying interclub pennants and social events such as Melbourne Cup gatherings and Christmas hampers.

Venue Details

Located at 399 Fenton Street in Whakarewarewa, Rotorua, the club sits in the Bay of Plenty region next to the Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve and Te Puia. This positioning makes the geothermal golf course an ideal venue for those exploring Rotorua golf options. The setting enhances the playing experience with natural thermal features while remaining convenient for local and regional visitors. Established in 1906, Rotorua Golf Club continues to serve as a hub for golf in the district, welcoming participants to its facilities without a fixed public session schedule published.