Twin Waters Golf Club

Overview: Twin Waters Golf Club is a resort-style 18-hole course rated par 72 on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. Peter Thomson and Mike Wolveridge shaped a layout that fits the low-lying coastal environment, with generous playing corridors, water, palms and native vegetation creating a relaxed but strategic round. The course works for visitors who want a resort game, yet the positioning choices remain real: the best line from the tee is often the one that leaves the clearest approach rather than the largest apparent landing area.

History: The course opened on 1 December 1990 as part of the Twin Waters development. Its connection with Thomson and Wolveridge places it within the strong Australian tradition of resort golf that uses the landscape rather than hiding it. The wider development history shows how the golf course, accommodation and surrounding community were planned together, giving Twin Waters a durable stay-and-play identity.

Did You Know? The Sunshine Coast setting makes weather part of the course's personality. Coastal breezes can alter the effective shape of a hole, while the flat resort ground makes water and vegetation especially important visual markers. That combination lets the course feel welcoming on a holiday round without becoming predictable after the first visit.