An 18-hole golf course in Te Kauwhata, beside Te Kauwhata College and about 2 km from State Highway 1. The club says it is the northernmost 18-hole course in the Waikato, and a convenient stop between Auckland and Hamilton. The course is spread over about 75 acres of flat to gently rolling land, with ponds, water hazards, bunkers and tree-lined fairways, and the rural views reach across farmland. It plays as par 70 from the blue tees and par 72 from the yellow. The website says there are sculptures placed around the course by local artists, and that carts are available for hire, though it is an easy walk for most.
The club was founded in 1928 and has been on its current site since 1930, when the fairways were grazed by sheep. The 18-hole layout opened in 1958, and the clubhouse has been upgraded since the late 1960s. The club holds local tournaments and social events, and the clubhouse serves refreshments with views over the course. Open Locally lists the club as a 4.5 rated golf course in the area, so the figure is on the page for visitors to check.