Golf Holidays Worldwide
Welcome to Golf Explorer! We are the Australian golf travel specialists, passionate about crafting memorable golf holidays for our clients.
Whether you're looking for a golf holiday to Australia or New Zealand, or indeed to any other country in the world, we can tailor a package to suit your needs.
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“I’d recommend Golf Explorer's services to anyone. You and your team did a terrific job. It was one of the best adventures our group has ever enjoyed!"
Jim Smith, PGA Director of Golf, The Philadelphia Cricket Club
Golf Holidays Worldwide
Welcome to Golf Explorer!
We are the Australian golf travel specialists, passionate about crafting memorable golf holidays for our clients.
Whether you're looking for a golf holiday to Australia or New Zealand, or indeed to any other country in the world, we can tailor a package to suit your needs.
Our pesonalised and dedicated service is what brings clients back year after year. Call Now, we would love to hear from you.
“I’d recommend Golf Explorer's services to anyone. You and your team did a terrific job. It was one of the best adventures our group has ever enjoyed!"
Jim Smith, PGA Director of Golf, The Philadelphia Cricket Club
At an official dinner before the start of the Australian PGA on the Gold Coast, world number 3, Adam Scott shared his view that the Olympics should be for amateur golfers and not professionals.
“People watch us (as pros) play 45 weeks a year,” Scott said.
“If you really wanted to grow the game you’d have the Olympics for amateurs.”
Although Scott will be participating in the 2016 Rio Olympics he said he felt uncomfortable with the fit for golf.
The defending Australian PGA champion said earlier at a private cocktail party that he has a huge regard for the Olympic ideals.
“Rio is not something I’ve thought a lot about, but it is something I have a desire to be part of,” Scott said.
“I’m not going to change my focus ... it will be on the four majors. The Olympics will not be my priority."
Scott is not alone in his views and it raises once again the question of whether sports like tennis and golf are a good fit for the Olympics, when both already have four majors of greater significance as their pinnacle.
