Redwoods Golf Course

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A gently rolling landscape. That’s the first impression of Redwoods Golf Course. Nestled in Swanson near the Waitakere Ranges it’s a haven for golfers. Twenty minutes from central Auckland this picturesque course offers a unique golfing experience.

Redwoods Golf Course boasts a rich history. It started life as a tourist camp and picnic grounds in 1923. Arnie Robertson bought the 70-acre site. It blossomed into a popular recreation spot for Aucklanders and tourists alike. Three swimming pools tennis courts miniature golf running tracks and miniature railways entertained visitors. In 1970 the Redwood Park Country Club was formed. It evolved into the Redwood Park Golf Club we know today.

This par 69 course measures 5156 meters for men and 5006 meters for women. Water features and challenging layouts add to its appeal. Its friendly atmosphere welcomes all visitors. Remember to book your tee time in advance.

The club faces modern challenges. Rising costs put pressure on membership fees. To secure its future the Friends of Redwood fund was established in 2022 under the Auckland Foundation. This endowment fund aims to provide a long-term financial base. Donations from individuals companies and trusts are welcome. Every contribution big or small helps preserve this golfing legacy.

So as you stand here today at Redwoods Golf Course imagine its transformation. From a humble picnic spot to a thriving golf club. This enduring legacy continues to shape the Auckland landscape. It offers a perfect blend of history sport and community spirit. Enjoy your round.

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