Titirangi Golf Club

Superb. I see why it's so highly rated. Open fairways and not very long but very challenging greens. A good wedge player's dream come true. Friendly members. Good clubhouse. Didn't eat at the restaurant. Good practice facilities. Will be back for sure!

Easily Auckland’s best course. Natural terrain beautifully used to craft holes around natural hazards. Not the longest but one of the more challenging courses around. Must play if you care at all about golf

Well definitely one of the top courses in Auckland, if not the best. A little short in the front 8 holes but pretty technical. Gorgeous course well maintained. Greens are hard and fast so make sure you bring a fairly new wedge and polished short game to this iconic course.

The only Alister Mackenzie designed golf course in New Zealand; and constantly ranked in the top 10 golf course in New Zealand. The exterior of the club house is rustic, but the changing rooms are surprisingly modern and well designed. It's a private club, but offers opportunities for non-members as well; although only members that can use the all-grass practice area. Some area around the green can look patchy, but that's actually part of the challenge. If you go to the starting/pro office, you can get the information about the holes on that day. It's a strategic course and many holes will trick you, so play wisely. The green are very-very fast and very tricky as well. So if you want as much information as possible, you better buy the detailed course information booklet.

Aucklands best course. Some terrific holes in this Alister MacKenzie design, lots of elevation changes and curvy terrain. Lush pockets of subtropical rainforest feature alongside a few of the fairways and walkways and every hole is different to the one before, providing constant challenge and enjoyment. And the course conditioning is usually great. Highly recommend.

Awesome layout. A couple of weirdly layed out holes but otherwise great. Fairways were in pretty average condition but the course with a little more time spent on the fairways would be one of the best courses in NZ. Great food upstairs :)

Horrible!! Not recommendable for overseas travelers especially if you are not white. Unbelievable in New Zealand. Golf shop staffs were mean and snobby. We were given a tee time only after 3pm. But while I was waiting from 1pm, I noticed many open slots but didn’t let us play earlier. After 3 pm, more than 10 Asian men showed up and all including my team started to play only then. I cannot help thinking the club purposely allocated the tee time between nationalities (races?). Anyhow, we played from 3 until the sunset and everyone had to rush really bad at cost of full price ($200/person). And club didn’t let us hire a cart at that time. The course layout was also very disappointing. Throughout 18 halls, you have to cross the car passing busy road 4 times. And the draught in 2020 caused the bad bad bad fairway condition. There was hardly any grass on fairway.

We played with two local members, Ron and Karen, who were very welcoming, friendly and shared course knowledge. The course is dry from the drought, but still a great layout and very challenging and fair. The greens are in good shape and you must be aware of uphill v downhill putts. This is a great course and will be excellent when the rain comes.

Titirangi is an amazing course designed by the late and great Alistair MacKenzie, who is famously known for designing some of the world’s great courses like Augusta and Cypress Point. He has a knack for creating courses that blend in seamlessly with their natural surroundings, which is evident on every hole at Titirangi. I find it’s a course that requires a balance of skill, strategy, and creativity. A must-play for any golfing enthusiast!Hamish DorringtonKakapo Business Sales