Perched atop King Island, Tasmania, Ocean Dunes Golf Club is a 10-minute drive from King Island Airport at Currie.

The official opening of Ocean Dunes on September 1, 2016, added another dimension to the world's love affair with outstanding new golf courses in remote, challenging locations. Like its sister Tasmanian layouts and those of coastal Oregon and Nova Scotia on opposite sides of North America, King Island is emerging as a hot golf destination in a jaw-dropping setting.

The course is as strategically layered as it is visually mesmerizing, changing with the seasons and the volatile conditions. Such an adventurous project in such an isolated place requires vision, determination, and sound support. Credit for the reality that is Ocean Dunes goes to veteran course designer Graeme Grant for his intuition and architectural nous.

The capricious nature of the site, a rock in the middle of Bass Strait, with no landmass to the west on the same latitude, as far as Argentina, gives Ocean Dunes a variety of personalities. One day the course will be calm, serene, and easy to score well on. The next day the wind will howl and turn Ocean Dunes into an 18 hole, teeth-gnashing, monster.

Carts are available at the clubhouse as well as a bar and restaurant to relax in. There's also a well-stocked pro shop and Ocean Dunes is available for functions and event hire, both for guests and business groups.