Riverton Golf Club
About
Riverton Golf Club is a golf club in South Island. Princess Street in Riverton/Aparima places the course in the coastal settlement of Riverton/Aparima, on the southern coast of South Island.
The club has a rating of 4.6 out of 5 from 15 reviews, placing it among the higher-rated golf clubs on South Island. Golfers rate Riverton Golf Club at 4.6 out of 5 across 15 reviews. That tally of 15 reviews is modest, so the score reflects a small sample of players who have taken on the layout. Visitors travelling without their own set can hire clubs and equipment at the venue, so a round is open to those who turn up empty-handed. No handicap or club membership is needed to play, making the course open to casual visitors and experienced golfers alike.
The club's website, http://www.rivertongolf.co.nz/, carries further information about the course and its facilities.
Travelling around South Island by hire car is the usual approach, and traffic drives on the left. Local food includes lamb, dairy and seafood, with green-lipped mussels, bluff oysters and crayfish among the catches. Nearby Queenstown and Dunedin are among the larger centres within reach of the course.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can visitors hire clubs or equipment at Riverton Golf Club?
Yes, Riverton Golf Club can supply clubs and other equipment for visitors who do not bring their own kit. Hiring gear means you can travel light on South Island, where hire cars are the usual way to get around. The club's bar also provides a spot to relax once your round is done.
What kind of business is Riverton Golf Club?
Riverton Golf Club is a golf club with a bar, giving players a place for a round and a drink afterwards. Its website is http://www.rivertongolf.co.nz/. Like other South Island venues in the bar and nightlife scene, it serves locals and visitors alike.
Where is Riverton Golf Club located on South Island?
Riverton Golf Club sits on Princess Street in Riverton/Aparima 9822, on South Island. The town's Māori place name reflects that te reo Māori is an official language alongside English, so you will see both forms used on local signs. Driving here is on the left, and a hire car is the usual way to reach the town.
Do visitors need a handicap or membership to play at Riverton Golf Club?
Riverton Golf Club welcomes visitors, and you do not need to hold a handicap or a membership to play a round here. The club sits on South Island, within reach of centres such as Queenstown if you are touring the region by hire car. Green fees and any clubhouse rules are handled directly at the course.
How do golfers rate Riverton Golf Club?
Golfers give Riverton Golf Club a rating of 4.6 out of 5, based on 15 reviews. That score places it among the better-regarded courses on South Island. The club also runs a bar, so you can settle in after your round.
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