Cape Kidnappers Golf Course

Its hard! Take lots of balls because even if you think you are in the fairway there is a big chance you are not! Views are spectacular, greens fast & hard to read. NB: allow additional 15mins drive to get from the entry gate to the golf course. Its not obvious on google maps, its a long drive up the top.

This was our first visit for our 10th wedding anniversary. All the staff were very kind, and the scenery from the golf club was absolutely beautiful. We plan to visit again if we have the chance.

Another once in a lifetime course that is a must. Views breathtaking . Course incredible . Staff superb. From the minute you drive through the gate and drive upto the club house. You know you are somewhere special . Some of the holes are so unbelievable you have to stop and pinch yourself. It’s like you are playing a computer game . They are that perfect . Will definitely be back

Hello to the whole team, I wanted to thank you for the exceptionally kind welcome. You've enabled me to live a dream and now all I have to do is tell others about it to inspire other players to come and play this legendary course. You offer a level of service that is both simple and of a very high quality, and every detail is done with the customer in mind. We loved it: The reception The club house and its wines The view The greens The proshop We loved everything about it 🤩

At Kidnappers Cove...we were held to ransom!...nice enough golf course with great views (on only about 4 or 5 holes) but certainly not worth the price tag. As nice as this is...it is certainly not a $950NZ golf course. If you have played Pebble, Bandon Dunes or Cabot Cliffs in North America or Old Head or Tralee in Ireland, you'll know exactly of what Im speaking about

Great scenic golf spot, challenging definitely. Well run, golf carts were spotless. Very enjoyable.

It’s a gorgeous golf course with stunning views. Our caddies were super nice and Grant was quite funny. We visited in November and the mornings were cold and rainy. Windy too. The afternoons were much nicer. Consider staying onsite at The Farm while golfing. The food at the clubhouse was okay, the second day we opted to go back to The Farm for lunch.

I played Cape Kidnappers today and the most memorable experience playing golf in my life. First I was greeted by a nice young man at the pro shop that went out of his way to make my experience great. He saw me trying to figure out where to drive the cart on #1 and came out and pointed me in the right direction right next to the tee. Then after the round the bar was closed but he sold me some beers anyways. Also I had trouble getting an Uber back to my hotel so he called me a taxi. The course is in amazing shape. It was a near perfect day weather wise too ate 21c or 70f and sunny. What I thought was insane is 8 was the only one on the course! I believe the reason for the empty course on a near perfect weather day was the very high price to play. 1000nzd for golf, cart and rental clubs. However if that is what it takes to have such a fantastic course to myself I will gladly pay it 😀 I should mention i have played twice in all of Ireland and once on 4 of the courses at Bandon Dunes. 36 years going to Myrtle Beach plus the south course at torrey pines. That way you know what I am comparing my experience today. Wish I knew the young man's name behind the counter but I can tell you he was from Massachusetts.