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Country Club VillasTasmania is Australia's premier golfing destination. Resorts world casino in queens new york city. Located minutes from Launceston's CBD, Country Club Tasmania is nestled amongst 300 acres of parkland, lakes and rolling paddocks.
Country Club Tasmania boasts an international standard 18-hole golf course in Launceston, originally designed and built as part of the property in 1982 by world famous golfers and course designers Mike Wolveridge and Peter Thomson.

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Package includes: 2 Nights / 2 Rounds 

Country Club Casino Launceston Golf ShopCountry Club Tasmania. Nestled amongst 300 acres of parkland, lakes and rolling paddocks, abundant with wildlife, fresh air and tranquillity yet only minutes from Launceston's CBD. Resort facilities include an international standard 18 Hole Golf course, driving range, health club & indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, squash court, mountain.
Overlooking the lake and golf course, Links Restaurant offers a buffet style of dining, in a relaxed environment with alfresco and indoor seating options, and an abundance of choice on the menu. Links Restaurant is a favourite of both locals and visitors to Launceston, and serves up the city's best buffet dinner every Friday and Saturday night.
from: $315pp

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Country club casino launceston golf shop

Country Club VillasTasmania is Australia's premier golfing destination. Resorts world casino in queens new york city. Located minutes from Launceston's CBD, Country Club Tasmania is nestled amongst 300 acres of parkland, lakes and rolling paddocks.
Country Club Tasmania boasts an international standard 18-hole golf course in Launceston, originally designed and built as part of the property in 1982 by world famous golfers and course designers Mike Wolveridge and Peter Thomson.

Launceston Escape
Package includes: 2 Nights / 2 Rounds 
Country Club Casino Launceston Golf ShopCountry Club Tasmania. Nestled amongst 300 acres of parkland, lakes and rolling paddocks, abundant with wildlife, fresh air and tranquillity yet only minutes from Launceston's CBD. Resort facilities include an international standard 18 Hole Golf course, driving range, health club & indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, squash court, mountain.
Overlooking the lake and golf course, Links Restaurant offers a buffet style of dining, in a relaxed environment with alfresco and indoor seating options, and an abundance of choice on the menu. Links Restaurant is a favourite of both locals and visitors to Launceston, and serves up the city's best buffet dinner every Friday and Saturday night.
from: $315pp
 Package DetailsThis idyllic resort is abundant with wildlife, fresh air and tranquility. It is a perfect platform for guests to explore the wine region of Tamar Valley and the rugged beauty of Northern Tasmania.
Package includes:
2 nights / 2 rounds

- 2 nights in a 3 bedroom villa for 4 people
- Free Wifi & Car Parking
- 18 holes of golf at Country Club Tasmania (incl carts)
- 18 holes of golf at Mowbray Golf Course (incl carts)
From: $315pp (4 share) Minimum of 4 people Ask about our competitive car hire options
Country Club Casino Launceston Golf Course*Subject to Availability. T & C's Apply
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Country Club Casino Launceston Golf Club Package ConditionsLaunceston Country Club Casino Golf Course*Subject to Availability. T & C's Apply
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An extended golf course may be out of the picture, but the more than $400 million Country Club Estate proposed venture is a step closer with the council set to consider a planning scheme amendment to allow it. In May, when the project was first announced, it proposed the golf course holes north of Country Club Avenue would become a residential development and nine new holes would be built on disused land around the Country Club casino and resort. Instead it will be staged over 10 years and involves turning land around the Prospect Vale casino and resort into a residential development with a retail space, a park, open spaces and a retirement living area. In other news: The site is currently zoned as major tourism under the Tasmanian Planning Scheme, but part will need to be rezoned to allow the residential development and the retirement living areas. The Meander Valley Council has agreed to consider a scheme amendment for the project. Federal Group's corporate affairs executive general manager Daniel Hanna said the project would create up to 380 residential lots. 'The rezoning application with the Meander Valley Council is a vital next step towards fulfilling the vision for a high-quality development surrounding the Country Club Resort,' he said. 'As part of proposal we have been in consultation with the local Prospect Vale community and have taken on their feedback to our initial development plans and in particular the proposal to extend the golf course. 'After listening to the community, a decision was made to instead focus efforts on making sure the existing golf course layout is retained, but upgraded to offer a truly world-class experience.' The proposed scheme amendment will be publicly exhibited for public comment before it is handed to the Tasmanian Planning Commission. If the amendment is successful, then a development application for the site can be lodged. Related: Federal Group proposes Country Club expansion The project is a venture between Federal Group, property developers Kin Capital and project partner Engine Room. Kin Capital managing director William McGeachie said working with the community was vital to ensuring the project enhanced the surrounding area and therefore information sessions would be held. Information sessions will be held from December 3-5 and Mr McGeachie said residents would have the opportunity to view the proposed masterplan, share their ideas and ask questions. People are asked to register their interest in attending, due to COVID-19 restrictions, at www.countryclubestatetasmania.com.au. What do you think? Send us a letter to the editor: 