Review on Cape Kidnappers and Clearwater Golf in New Zealand

Time Of Yearand also play along the edges of deep ravines. If
When you are planning a golf trip to New Zealand,you stray on your approaches, you'll actually hope
remember that the warmest months in theto get caught in bunkers hanging off the green's
region are December, January and February. Theedge. Some of the bunkers are deeper than
coolest temperatures that will warrant heavieryou've ever seen before.
clothing are in June, July and August. TheseClearwater at Christchurch
seasons make New Zealand a great place forThe championship par 72 course layout at
holiday getaways! Many of the golf clubs will wantClearwater is currently turning several heads in
to see your handicap certificate. Your certificatethe golfing world, far outside of New Zealand. The
might not be needed, but it is wise to carry it.Clearwater course was by John Darby in
Two Top Courses to Visit...consultation with a New Zealand golfing legend, Sir
Cape Kidnappers at Hawke's BayBob Charles. Clearwater combines elements of
Kidnappers is a 'Golf Magazine Top 100' rankedlinks golf inspired by the great Scottish courses
course, and was voted to be the 27th best golfconsisting of parkland golf very reminiscent of
course in the world in 2005. Renowned courseFlorida courses. Clearwater states this course
designer Tom Doak, President of Renaissancebest... The course consists of 15 lakes that are
Golf Design Inc, designed Kidnappers using afed by several natural springs and crystal clear
minimalist design philosophy to keep the naturalstreams, many of which teeming with trout.
surroundings on Hawke's Bay at the forefront ofWater comes into major play on 14 holes and if
the golfing experience.the lakes don't catch miss hit golf balls then the
Cape Kidnappers isn't a true links course. It hasseveral acres of surrounding plant life will.
ridges that tilt the land towards the sea, juttingClearwater is a true challenge and has been
out on the edge of the cliffs. Pretty fierce at firstawarded the highest rating of any course in the
glance. Yet, the play is seaside golf at its finest.country by the New Zealand Golf Association. It
The surface is fast and firm, the conditions canranks as the toughest course in New Zealand at
be windy as you are seaside, and the player who76.8 off the black or championship tees. There
can best control their trajectory will be theare also four other tee positions to suit players of
master of the course. You will have theall abilities, so this is a great golf tour selection for
opportunity to hit shots over the tops of trees,all walks of players.