Twenty minutes drive south-west of Cobden
Villa will bring you to one of the surprises of Hawke's Bay.
The youngest of the five major golf courses in the Bay, Hawke’s
Bay Golf Club was formerly known as the Flaxmere Golf Club.
The course is built on 142 acres and was designed by Commander
John Harris.
The tranquil setting has attracted much wildlife to join
you on your way around the course. Tui can often be heard
in the trees, while at ground level the doves gather to watch
the golfers amble by. There are also wild duck, plover, heron
and the very noisy pied stilts, which regularly nest in and
populate the water hazards about the course. In addition to
the wildlife, the course offers magnificent views, with Te
Mata peak to the east and the Northern Ruahine Mountains to
the west. The course is long and features 37 bunkers and several
water hazards. Par: 73
Email: hawkes.bay@golf.co.nz
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