Design by Peter Thompson Hope Island has been awarded "No. 1 Resort Course" by two leading Australian Golf Magazines. Hope Island proved on par with the world best golfers by claiming home to the Johnnie Walker Classic of 1997.The undulating fairways take the golfer through tussock fringed roughs and bunkers which seem to be shaped by wind and rain. Hope Island is considered one of Australia's premier golf courses.

Opened in 1988 The Palms is a picturesque course design to thrill and inspire golfers of all levels. Course design was featured around century old groves of cabbage palms. The seventh hole features a green with 300 degree water surrounds and is consistently viewed as one of Australia's toughest holes.

Home of the Australian Ladies Masters which each year attract the cream of the world's best women golfers. The prevailing south easterly breezes combined with fairway after fairway bounded by water features set in the backdrop of the beautiful Gold Coast Hinterland.

The Colonial is a haven of tranquillity, recognised not only for its golf course, but also the myriad of flora and fauna that inhabit its waterways.
The course officially opened in August 1992, then known as Paradise Springs Golf Course. The layout was designed by Japanese golf course architect Mitsuaki Kobayashi.

Voted as Australia Best Conditioned Golf Course by 2002 Australian Golf Course Guide. Lakelands is Australia's first Jack Nicholas Signature Golf Course. The Golden Bears influence includes his trademark bunkers and water features, a selection of 5 tee positions and the finest playing grasses.

Palm Meadows is best renowned as being a course of such excellent standard to allow the staging of the richest ever Australian tournament at the time (1988-1992) attracting all the top players that the game has- The Palm Meadows Cup. Designed by leading Australian golfer Graham Marsh. Water comes into play on 14 of the holes along with 82 sand bunkers. Palm Meadow's signature hole . the infamous par 5 - 18th has recently been recognised by American Golf Digest as one of the world's top 500 Golf Holes. When on the tee, the lake lies before you with water running the entire length of this 523m off to the right, just waiting for you to make the slightest wrong move.

The Glades is a par 72, 6420 metre championship course that spans 65 hectares of land. The course layout was designed by champion golfer and Australian sporting icon and legend Greg Norman, and is typical of his trademark aggressive layouts. The Glades boasts superb agronomy that is unique to the area. In particular the greens consist of a "Tropical Bent" grass that was specially developed for the Glades. This grass will ensure a superior putting surface for the entire year. Also a feature on the course is the trademark Greg Norman bunkering - in total there are 98 bunkers over 18 holes. In his design, Greg not only had a vision to create a challenging golf course, but he also retained 9 hectares of wetland area to create a natural wildlife sanctuary within the course.

The 6078-metre course, designed by Graham Marsh and Ross Watson, opened for play in 1989 and has since then regularly featured among Australia's top 30 courses. Carved out of 65 hectares of native woodlands, with fairways lined by towering gum trees, this unique layout is unlike any resort course on the Gold Coast. Possessing maturity well beyond its fifteen Robina Woods has rapidly developed a reputation as one of Queensland's best-loved resort courses. Robina Woods' hallmark is a picturesque setting and a high level of maintenance. The course is virtually waterproof and open all year around.