The Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club, which has no grass on any of its 18 holes, is the only golf club in the world with reciprocal rights at St. Andrews. So, how did a golf course founded in ...

is setting out to change the way you look at sand on golf courses forever. Coober Pedy Opal Fields Golf Club is located in the heart of South Australia, and because of the land's desert climate ...

Coober Pedy Golf Course's claim to fame is that it's the only golf club in the world to offer reciprocal playing rights to St. Andrews. The Australian course is also one of the few grassless ...

Nine time zones from the Firth of Forth, in South Australia's desert mining settlement Coober Pedy (pop. 3,500), is Opal Fields Golf Club. In 2003, while filming a documentary about opal mining ...

The pottery may be locally made but the clay comes from Melbourne. Coober Pedy Golf Course No visit to Coober Pedy would be complete without seeing the local Golf Course where there is not a blade ...

The mining town of Coober Pedy in South Australia's far north ... The mining town is home to the world's hottest golf course but to make up the arid conditions, players carry their own patch ...

The pottery may be locally made but the clay comes from Melbourne. Coober Pedy Golf Course No visit to Coober Pedy would be complete without seeing the local Golf Course where there is not a blade ...

Located near old opal fields, Coober Pedy Golf Club doesn’t have an officially listed par or yardage. It costs $10 to play and often you play with random other golfers also looking to play a round.

Even grass is considered a commodity in Coober Pedy, where the local (dirt) golf course provides golfers with squares of carpet for their tees. Since its founding 100 years ago after a teenager ...

There is not a bit of greenery in sight: even the golf course is made of mixed sand and oil. Beside the lookout at the Big Winch stands the first tree in Coober Pedy, made out of scrap metal in ...