The world's longest golf course
Golfers are in for a treat in Australia. The country just opened the world's longest golf course that has an unique way of completing the 18-holes, 72-par course.
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Stretching 1365 kilometres from Kalgoorlie in Western Australia to Ceduna in South Australia, the course requires several days to complete. The route follows the popular Eyre Highway along the Nullabor Plain, and golfers have the chance to play one hole in each town or at each roadhouse along the way. The "Nullabor Links Golf Course" is also a quintessential Australian experience, as it crosses dramatic landscapes from rugged coastlines to the red dirt of the Plain. Situated alongside one of the world's greatest driving routes, this golf course should provide a once-in-a-lifetime experience for everyone!
Friday, August 28, 2009 | Labels: Australia, Ceduna, Eyre Highway, golf, Kalgoorlie | 0 Comments
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