Doak at His Most Sublime
Ranked among the World Top 50 from the moment it opened in 2004, CKGC remains a modern marvel: the perfect blend of strategic and scenic, set on cliffs climbing 100 meters above the Hawkes Bay. Award-winning course architect Tom Doak has since worked again in New Zealand, but never to such effect. Next door, the rusticated, modernist splendor of the Rosewood Cape Kidnappers places the elite Stay & Play equation here among the top 5 on Earth. Count the globe-trotting Doak a fan: “It’s the nicest lodge in the country. Maybe on Earth.”
About the Course
Designed by legendary golf architect Tom Doak, the Cape Kidnappers par 71 golf course measures 7,147 yards (6,569 meters) and will challenge golfers of all skill levels. With cliff-edge fairways perched 140 metres above sea level and with surface that remains firm and fast, this course offers holes unlike anything you find elsewhere in the world.
The golf complex includes a world-class practice range, putting and chipping greens, a well-stocked golf shop, clubhouse and ladies’ and mens’ locker rooms. Photo credit: Nick Wall
Cape Kidnappers Golf Course
Cape Kidnappers occupies a breathtaking peninsula at the southern end of Hawke's Bay, extending 10 kilometers into the South Pacific. The golf course and adjacent resort, Rosewood Cape Kidnappers, occupy a 6,000-acre working sheep and cattle station protected by over 10 kilometers of predator proof fencing. This barrier creates Cape Sanctuary, the largest privately owned and funded wildlife restoration project of it's kind in New Zealand
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