Titirangi Golf Club

New Zealand

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The only course Dr. Alister MacKenzie designed in New Zealand has flourished in time. Carved out of beautiful bushland, this past host of the New Zealand Open is tucked between the Waitakere mountain range and the Manukau Harbor. Each of the four par-3s faces a different compass point, guaranteeing a challenge regardless the wind direction. The par-5 No. 13, known affectionately as “The Wrecker” can certainly damage one’s scorecard. This layout is sure to please and challenge players of all skill levels.

Titirangi

Information		Guidelines
Par	70	Shorts Permitted	Permitted with Socks
Length	6589 / 5027	Caddies	None
Architect	Alister MacKenzie	Golf Club Rental	Yes
Founded	1927	Driving Range	Yes (irons only)
		Spikes Inside	Limited to Certain Areas

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