2023 Course Details

Our 12th annual Brown Jacket takes us back to Melbourne. With Australias best golf courses to choose from, why wouldn’t we? Check out the details below for all the information you need. 

Day 1 

Date: day th March, 2023

Coolangatta Tweed Heads Golf Course

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Tee Time – 10:30am

Two championship golf courses across 36 holes. Located just south of the Gold Coast, Coolangatta & Tweed Heads Golf Club offers
the best of both worlds – great golfing in one of Australia’s most popular holiday destinations! Whether you are looking for a challenging game of golf, or a great day or night out, family friendly dining or a relaxing catch up with friends, visit the friendliest club on the Tweed – Cool Tweed Golf!

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Day 2

Date: Saturday 16th July, 2022

Palmer Colonial

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Tee Time – 9:00am

In 1992 the course opened as Paradise Springs Golf Course. Designed by Mitsuaki Kobayashi, boasts of beautifully groomed fairways and meticulously manicured greens, widely regarded as being in the best condition on the Gold Coast. The 6,424 metre, par 72, championship resort layout, meanders its way through 39 hectares of towering eucalyptus, picturesque lakes and serene waterways. Flowering native and exotic trees and plants abound, while ornate bridges cross watercourses in which luxuriant lilies jostle for space.

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Day 3

Date: Sunday 17th July, 2022

RACV Royal Pines

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Tee Time – 9:00am

With three 18-hole, par-72 combination layouts including a Championship course, a visit to Royal Pines guarantees a memorable round of golf for both serious and casual golfers. Situated just a short drive from Surfers Paradise and embracing the natural formation of the land, the course boasts superbly manicured greens, scenic lakes, deep bunkers and an idyllic backdrop of the mountains.

In recent years the championship course underwent a complete re-design by renowned golf course architect, Graham Marsh. For those wanting the ultimate test, the Green combination course, from the championship tees, measures 6,690 metres, with six par 4s measuring over 400 metres, four par 5s that are over 500 metres long and a 201-metre par 3. It all adds up to a tough series of holes when you factor in the parade of bunkers that come into play on most holes, and the far-reaching swales surrounding a slew of elevated greens.

The Gold combination course is comprised of the Gold nine and the Blue nine. The blue nine, located on the western side of Ross Street, proves that shorter is not always easier in golf. While the longer hitters may find some par 4s reachable from the tee, they are surrounded by strategically placed bunkers. The challenge on this nine is to play smart.

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Day 4

Date: Monday 18th July, 2022

Lakelands Golf Club

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Tee Time – 9:00am

Experience the knowledge and excellence that the world’s finest ever golfer, winner of eighteen majors, brings to golf course design. The Golden Bear, Jack Nicklaus has designed almost 300 golf courses on five continents. Constantly ranked among the very best in the world, his courses have played host to over 200 professional tournaments. It took twenty-five years for Jack Nicklaus to find the perfect location for his first signature golf course in Australia…so come and experience Lakelands Golf Course today.

Groups decided by Day 3 ladder position – Lowest 4 players tee off first with the 4 leaders coming in last. 

 

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Days 1 to 4

Date: Thursday 11th June to Sunday 14th June, 2020

Palmer Sea Reef 

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Tee Times – To Be Advised

Golf in Paradise at the finest tropical links golf course in Australia and is Australia’s only tropical links style golf course. The course boasts wide undulating fairways, 89 bunkers and large greens with well placed swales and mounds to make Palmer Sea Reef an outstanding golf experience.

This is going to be a whole new experience for everyone involved. The same course, playing off the same tee 4 days in a row. Does it favour the hacker or the most experienced golfer, or like every year (except 2018), will it be pot luck who wins?!?!?

Seriously, why can't this be a real hole?
Seriously, why can’t this be a real hole?

2022 Course Details

Coolangatta Tweed Heads Golf Club, Palmer Colonial, RACV Royal Pines, Lakelands.

2021 Course Details

Palm Meadows, Surfers Paradise, RACV Royal Pines, The Glades.

2020 Course Details 

(The Brown Pants – Jacket cancelled due to COVID-19)

Emerald Lakes, Palm Meadows, Palmer Colonial, The Glades.

2019 Course Details

The Links Hope Island, The Club @ Parkwood Village, Arundel Hills Country Club, Sanctuary Cove-The Pines.

2018 Course Details

Mornington Golf Club, RACV Cape Schanck, The Dunes, St Andrews Beach

2017 Course Details

Palmer Gold Coast, Palmer Colonial, Palm Meadows, RACV Royal Pines.

2016 Course Details

Surfers Paradise Golf Club, Emerald Lakes, Lakelands, The Glades.

2015 Course Details

Care Schanck, St Andrews Beach, Moonah Links, The Dunes.

2014 Course Details

Pacific Harbour, Mt. Coolum, Noosa Springs, Twin Waters.

2013 Course Details

Palm Meadows, The Colonial, Surfers Paradise, Robina Woods.

2012 Course Details

Gainsborough Greens, Cooloongatta and Tweed Heads, Burleigh Golf Club, Palm Meadows.

2011 Course Details

Gold Coast Country Club, Palm Meadows, Emerald Lakes, The Colonial Robina.