Coober Pedy Golf Club Reciprocal

Coober Pedy Golf Club Reciprocal. Golf Course Coober Pedy Outback South Australia Australia Stock Photo Alamy 4 par3s from 120-161m, 10 par4s from 260-408m, 4 par5s from 436-511m Voted in the top 10 of the most unique courses in the world, situated 3.5km north of town centre, Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club is a very unique 18 hole grassless course

The opal mine and reciprocal rights were given making Cooper Pedy Golf Course the only course in the world with reciprocal rights with St.Andrews The "divot" in this story is that the reciprocal rights granted to the Coober Pedy Golf Club members is for the Balgove Course, the 9-hole and perhaps worst course in the St.Andrews Links Trust.

Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club

Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club is one of the most unique golf courses that we have played in the world! It is why we travel and play golf! If you elect to join the Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club, you will enjoy reciprocal playing rights at St Andrews This came from a 2003 satellite-link exchange, arranged by a film maker doing a opal mining documentary at Coober Pedy, between St Andrew's general.

Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club. So, how did a golf course founded in 1976, in a South Australian town of 1,500 people and famous as the Opal mining capital of the world, strike an arrangement with the Home of Golf?. Members at Coober Pedy can also lay claim to a golfing privilege that no other club member in the world can: Coober Pedy actually has reciprocal rights with the legendary St

Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club. Voted in the top 10 of the most unique courses in the world, situated 3.5km north of town centre, Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club is a very unique 18 hole grassless course Coober Pedy opals can be worth thousands of dollars