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Top New South Wales Outback Golf Resorts & Hotels

Red Earth Motel

Capon Cottage

Royal Exchange Hotel

Comfort Inn Crystal

The Astra Hotel

Broken Hill Tourist Park

Broken Hill Tourist Lodge

Lodge Outback Motel

Sturt Motel

ibis Styles Broken Hill

Imperial Fine Accommodation
Golf Resorts in New South Wales Outback
Fore! Feel like a winner of the Masters knowing you can easily book a great selection of New South Wales Outback golf resorts! Whether you’re a rookie or a golf prodigy, you’ll be teeing off on your favorite green in no time. The golf hotels in New South Wales Outback allow you to enjoy all the benefits of staying close to the premier golf courses in the area.
Improve your game by working on your backswing, stance, and grip at the driving range before heading to the fairway for a bout on the back nine. Impress a business prospect on the executive course or enjoy a delightful day on the fairway with your family and friends, then head back to one of the best golf resorts in New South Wales Outback for cocktails or dinner. Relax in your home away from home, knowing you’re bound to hit a hole-in-one with your hotel—though you still may need to work on your short game.
From 5-star amenities to budget lodging, Travelocity offers a variety of golf resorts in New South Wales Outback to suit your every need. We can’t guarantee you’ll hit a double eagle on the course, but we will guarantee our prices. Book with Travelocity and your hotel will be on par, so you won’t bogey on your next golf adventure.
New South Wales Outback hotels essential information
Accommodation | 63 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $64 |
Highest Price | $139 |
Popular hotels | Lodge Outback Motel, Capon Cottage, Sturt Motel, Broken Hill Tourist Park, Comfort Inn Crystal, Broken Hill Tourist Lodge, ibis Styles Broken Hill, The Astra Hotel, Royal Exchange Hotel, Red Earth Motel, Imperial Fine Accommodation, Desert Sand Motor Inn |
Recent New South Wales Outback hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Comfort Inn Crystal
"We stayed in one of the cottages which are adjacent to the main hotel. Each cottage is self-contained, with a full kitchen (no dishwasher), and a washing machine in the bathroom - so handy when travelling. They are very well set out, a parking space between each, with strategically-placed hedges to give privacy in the bedrooms. The bed was comfy, linens clean, towels were enormous and fresh. Despite looking smallish on the outside, inside was quite spacious, with plenty of room, which is great when you stay somewhere for a few nights. One down side was no luggage racks - but good hanging space. Also would have been handy to have a clothes airer for washing - we used one of the wire-frame wardrobes to lay our washing out to dry (worked very well). For those with limited mobility - two steps up to the front verandah, then one small step into the cottage. There is a disabled cottage, but we didn't need full wheelchair access. I just wanted to make sure we had plenty of space, and weren't going to be upstairs in the main hotel, which doesn't have a lift."




