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7 Mile Beach
Seven Mile Beach, Tasmania, Australia
18 Holes · Green fees on request · Links
— About
About 7 Mile Beach
7 Mile Beach is a links golf club at Seven Mile Beach in Tasmania, with an 18-hole South Course open to visitors. Mike Clayton and Mike DeVries designed the layout across coastal dunes, with native grasses. It is about 25 minutes from Hobart's city center, which makes it easy to fit into a stay in the Tasmanian capital.
- The club is about ten minutes from Hobart Airport and roughly 25 minutes from the city center.
- A North Course by King Collins Dormer is part of the club's plans for a second layout.
- The routing is walkable.
- The site was pine forest before construction began.
History of 7 Mile Beach
The 7 Mile Beach project began as the vision of Mathew Goggin. Construction began in 2020, with Mike Clayton and Mike DeVries as the architects. The South Course then opened for public play in December 2025.
Playing 7 Mile Beach: tips
The course is open to visitors without membership, and the routing is walkable. Hobart Airport is close, so a round fits neatly around a flight in or out of Tasmania.
Visit 7 Mile Beach
300 Pittwater Road, Seven Mile Beach, Tasmania 7170
Seven Mile Beach, Tasmania, Australia
— Facilities
Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about 7 Mile Beach
How far is 7 Mile Beach from Hobart?
The course is about ten minutes from Hobart Airport and about 25 minutes from Hobart's city center, so it works well as a half-day trip.
When did 7 Mile Beach open?
The South Course opened for public play in December 2025, following construction that began in 2020.
Is 7 Mile Beach open to the public?
Yes. It is a public-access links, and visitors are welcome to play without being members of a club.