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Your Australian PGA Championship 2021-22 experience starts here. Watch Adam Scott defend his title at Royal Queensland Golf Club in summer of 2021-22 (event postponed from December 2020 and cancelled from February 2021).
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The Australian PGA Championship has been held for the past 21 years in south east Queensland. This summer 2021-2022 it’s returning to Royal Queensland Golf Club for the first time since 2001, to coincide with the clubs 100 year centenary celebrations. 2019 Australian PGA Championship winner, Adam Scott, will look to defend his title at the club where he is a member; along with Greg Norman and Charlie Earp and other Aussie golfing royalty.
Read moreRead lessThe Australian PGA Championship is Australia’s premier golf event, sanctioned by the PGA Tour of Australasia and the European Tour, and has a long history dating back to 1905 when the tournament was first held at Royal Melbourne Golf Club. Over the years, the tournament has evolved from match-play to its current 72-hole stroke-play format.
The Australian PGA Championships has seen its fair share of superstar golfers lift the Joe Kirkwood Cup; including Adam Scott who won in 2013 and 2019, and Cameron Smith who won back-to-back in 2017 and 2018 with Marc Leishman finishing 2 strokes behind in the 2018 edition at RACV Royal Pines on the Gold Coast.
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2019 Australian PGA Championship Winner: Adam Scott
2019 Australian PGA Championship Runner Up: Michael Hendry (2 strokes behind)
Prize pool: A$1,500,000
Royal Queensland Golf Club
Par: 72
Length: 6443m
Established: 1920
About: The course is located on the northern bank of the Brisbane River and is flat with a clockwise front 9 with the back 9 inside the front 9. “The course is designed to place emphasis on strategic golf”, according to Michael Clayton, the designer of the 2007 rebuild. The multiple ways to play each hole will enable strategic golfers to have better success
What’s on offer from Events Travel?
Brisbane is home to subtropical beaches, wild National Parks, sophisticated restaurants, daring galleries and a thriving bar and cultural scene. The city is positioned inland along the banks of the Brisbane River with Moreton Bay to the east; home to whales, turtles and dolphins. Head southeast and you’ll find ‘Straddie’, or more officially Stradbroke Island, where you can get away from the city on a four-wheel driving adventure with fishing, swimming, hiking and beautiful scenery at every turn. Further to the south is the Gold Coast, an iconic destination built on the dunes with theme parks, resorts, shops and fantastic golf available to occupy you for a few days after the Australian PGA Championships.
In February, Brisbane’s weather is warm with sunshine expected and a chance of rain on at least one day of the tournament. For the Australian PGA Championship, the weather will be humid and warm, pleasant for walking the course and spectating. Trips to the beach and swimming in the ocean and pools a good option to cool off after a day of watching some of the best golfers on the planet. High’s are on average 29°C and lows 21°C.
Play Indooroopilly Golf Club
One of the countries best golf facilities with 36-holes of championship golf and first-class facilities. You could stay in Brisbane and play Indooroopilly over multiple rounds and days
Play RACV Royal Pines
The modern resort and world-class golf course is located on the Gold Coast, south of Brisbane and is a great venue for an extended stay and play holiday right by the beach. The course hosted the Australian PGA Championships in 2019, where Adam Scott took home the trophy
Visit the Gold Coast
Australia's most iconic holiday destination is famous for long sandy beaches, pumping surf, theme parks, National Parks, glitz and glamour and would be an ideal spot to relax after a weekend of spectating the Australian PGA Championships
Stradbroke Island
Located 30kms southeast of Brisbane's CBD is the stunning island known as 'Straddie' within Moreton Bay. The island is a popular spot for four wheel driving, fishing, hiking, camping, swimming and exploring and is worth a multi-day jaunt after your Australian PGA Championships experience
Southbank Parklands
The cultural, social and recreational precinct in Brisbane is a lifestyle destination offering sightseeing attractions, swimming facilities, picnic spots and walking and cycling routes
Gallery of Modern Art
GOMA celebrated modern and contemporary art with an emphasis on Australian, Asian and Pacific artists. Enjoy seasonal exhibitions with painting, sculpture, photography, video and installations
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