Royal Adelaide Golf Club

19/10/2026

We're excited to be hosting the 2027 women's Australian Open here at Royal Adelaide!

Locked in 📆

The 2027 women’s Australian Open will be held from March 11-14 at Royal Adelaide Golf Club.

Tickets are on sale now Ticketek Australia 🎟️

07/10/2026

Congratulations to Junior member Jordan Cranwell, who recorded a hole-in-one on the 11th hole during this morning’s round of the Jack Newton International Junior Classic at Cypress Lakes. A fantastic achievement — well done, Jordan! ⛳ 👏

07/10/2026

Last Friday the Club held The Royal Adelaide Golf Club Foundation Golf Day.

Those who attended enjoyed favourable conditions, with the rain holding off throughout the morning, before gathering for lunch and an insightful interview with Stephen Leaney.

Congratulations to Craig and Sue Ball who were the winners on the day.

25/09/2026

As we head into the weekend, here's hoping for a couple of sunrises like this!

📷 Stuart Kerr Photography

15/09/2026

The iconic third hole at The Royal Adelaide Golf Club is often regarded as one of the best holes at Seaton and remains faithful to the original design of Dr Alister Mackenzie.

It has a green which can be described as being “leg of mutton” in shape. It has an oblique ridge on the left, while on the right is a knoll on the side of the green. Always surrounded by dense grass and rushes, it offers the possibility of an eagle 2 to the brave but with the possibility of a quite disastrous score.

📷 Stuart Kerr Photography

10/09/2026

💧 Nearly 20 years of smarter water management

For close to two decades, The Royal Adelaide Golf Club’s stormwater project has been helping protect both our course and the wider environment.

Stormwater from surrounding suburbs is captured and naturally filtered through our wetland before being returned to the underground aquifer. This helps replenish groundwater, reduce polluted runoff reaching the coast and provide the Club with a more sustainable source of irrigation water.

With around 200 megalitres of water required to irrigate the course each year, the project allows us to put back approximately as much water as we take out.

Almost 20 years on, it remains a great example of sustainability in action — protecting our environment while supporting the long-term care and presentation of Royal Adelaide. 🌱

Learn more about our sustainability projects here: https://www.royaladelaidegolf.com.au/cms/about/sustainability/

07/09/2026

With spring finally here so are our annual course renovations, with the Links team working across the course to prepare Royal Adelaide for the summer ahead.

This year’s program includes scarifying fairways, hollow tyning green surrounds, refreshing tees and applying a light dusting to the greens. While some of the work may be noticeable in the short term, each step is important in maintaining the health, presentation and playing quality of the course throughout the year.

At least nine holes will remain available for play each day, with the team doing everything possible to limit disruption while completing these important works.

Thank you to all members for your patience and understanding while renovations are underway.

03/09/2026

Spring has arrived at The Royal Adelaide Golf Club☀️

With the days getting longer and warmer weather on the way, we’re looking forward to plenty more late-afternoon rounds and spectacular sunsets like this across the course.

There aren’t too many better ways to finish a day of golf. 🌅

📷 Stuart Kerr Photography

24/08/2026

🏆 Royal Adelaide Challenge Bowl Champions!

Congratulations to Ali White, Anne Arnfield and Deb Susman, who combined for 105 points to claim the Royal Adelaide Challenge Bowl — our first victory in the event since 2008.

A record 38 teams took part, with Royal Adelaide members Pam Hamilton, Vicki Jordan and Lucy Verco, representing Talunga Golf Club, finishing runners-up on 97 points, ahead of The Metropolitan Golf Club in third on a countback.

In the individual events, Tracey Moody (Clare Golf Club) won the Silver Division with 38 points, two clear of Teresa Batley (The Grange Golf Club), with Sally Potter (The Metropolitan Golf Club) third on a countback.

In the Bronze Division, Kerry Gilkes (Lucindale Golf Club) recorded an outstanding 42 points to take the honours, with Ali White (Royal Adelaide) runner-up on 37 points and Pam Hamilton (Talunga) third on a countback.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Royal Adelaide, particularly those who travelled from afar, for making it such a wonderful day.

17/08/2026

A fantastic week of Foursomes Club Championship golf, played in great spirit and with plenty of memorable moments along the way.

Congratulations to all our 2026 winners:

🏆 T.S. Cheadle Foursomes
William Arnold and Hudson Haynes

🏆 Women’s Championship Foursomes
Poppy Warren and Mia Chinner

🏆 Anniversary Trophy
Jamie Botten and Peter Menz

🏆 Women’s B Grade Foursomes Championship and Women’s Veterans Foursomes
Louise Walters and Jane Searle

🏆 Women’s C Grade Foursomes Championship
Heather Motteram and Maureen Lavender

🏆 Women’s Higher Handicap Plate
Lisa Rasheed and Ann Meyers

Well played to all who competed, and congratulations again to our champions and trophy winners! 👏⛳