Pukekohe Golf Club

The Pukekohe Golf Club golf course is an 18 hole, par 71 championship golf course, with all of the features common to golf courses throughout the world.Each player at Pukekohe Golf Club must carry a bucket of sand, which is used to fill and smooth any divot or other mark left on the golf course.
The Pukekohe Golf Club's life up to the present day can be divided into two clearly defined periods. When it started in 1912 it had a nomadic existence for the first 25 years. It went from place to place, from dairy farm to dairy farm, to the A&P Showground’s and onto the Franklin Racecourse.Never on a golf course of its own, it was kept alive by those who were determined to play golf. The playing conditions were primitive. The golf club during that first period was the embryo of what was to become the real Pukekohe Golf Club that is on over 100 acreas of prime Karaka farmland.This was followed by almost 75 years to the present day, during which the golf club has been located at its own golf course. The golf course now is considered to be one of the most challenging golf courses in Auckland with well established trees throughout the course. There are three lakes with fountains with wide open greens.