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Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM • Barnbougle Lost Farm: Rated #82 in the World top 100, Barnbougle Lost Farm is the younger ofthe two courses, opening for play in late 2010. Designed by renowned US golf architect duo Coore and Crenshaw, Barnbougle Lost Farm offers golfers a quirky 20 holes (par 78) to play in any given round. During the design phase, the architects routed 20 holes into the plans with the intention of dropping the two weakest holes for the final layout. With the dramatic Dunes framing the design, the architects were unable to pinpoint the two weakest holes in the layout and as such all 20 holes were constructed. Lost Farm offers a more diverse routing than Barnbougle Dunes, with steeper, more dramatic dune-scape and fairways that roll both along the coast and inland, adjacent to the Forester River. Barnbougle Lost Farm though also breathtaldngly beautiful is dramatically different from it's sister course, simultaneously complementing both the surrounding landscape and Barnbougle Dunes. Amenities include an elegant 60-room lodge with restaurant and spa close to the course's clubhouse on the first tee. Tasmania has a storied golf history with Australia's first round being played near Hobart in the 1820s. This island now boasts more courses per capita than anywhere else in the country. Today, golfers can still step back in time at Ratho Links, Australia's oldest golf course. It's also considered one ofthe oldest courses still in operation outside of Scotland. This traditional-style course is played with hickory clubs and challenges golfers with several quirky hazards on the original holes such as field hedges, vegetable gardens, rock walls, irrigation canals and sheep yards. The Australasian Museum of Golf is located adj acent to this historic course. Beyond Barnbougle Dunes and Barnbougle Lost Farm, Tasmania offers golfers excellent 18-hole courses including the championship fairways and greens of Royal Hobart, Tasmania Golf Club, Kingston Beach and Claremont in the south, and Launceston Country Club, Devonport and Ulverstone in the north. Other memorable golfing experiences in wild places include: • Quamby Estate: Play the refined nine holes lined with English ash, elms, hornbeams and ancient oaks on the grounds of this luxury lodge. Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM
Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM • Tasmania Club in Hobart: Golfers tee-off on the challenging third hole, modeled on the famous 18th at Pebble Beach. • Claremont Golf Course: Dramatic views over the River Derwent and Mt. Wellington from all nine holes. • The Tasman Club: Located near Port Arthur, an hour south of Hobart on the Tasman Peninsula, the par 3, eight-hole boasts a tee shot that has to reach a pocket-handkerchief green on the far side of a deep chasm where vertical sea cliffs plummet down to surging ocean swells and tossing bull kelp, far below. • Tarraleah Golf Course: Play Australia's highest course with nine holes in the heart ofthe Tasmanian wilderness. For more information on Tasmania's golfing experiences, visit www.DiscoverTasmania.com For more information on the Great Golf Courses of Australia initiative, visit: www, greatgolfaustralia.com.au For more information on Tasmania and developments for 2011 and to request a FREE Tasmania Holiday Planner visit www.discovertasmania.com ### Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM
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