Adam Scott's top Aussie golf holiday spots

Melbourne, Victoria

"If you're able to organise it, play at Royal Melbourne and Kingston Heath golf courses, two of the best in the world. Classic designed courses with great tournament history and a treat to play.

"Do the trip in January and take in the Australian Open tennis at the same time. Have a great steak at Vlados in Richmond, and take in The Stokehouse at St Kilda Beach for a meal with a view."

Sunshine Coast, Queensland

"A fantastic part of the world - great beaches, cafes and restaurants at Noosa, Eumundi market is around the corner and the hinterland areas are a great drive and just beautiful.

"Golf at Hyatt Coolum, Twin Waters and Peregian Springs in the morning, surf in the afternoon and nice al fresco eatery for dinner."

Barnbougle, Tasmania

"Two classic links golf courses not to be missed. They are as good as anything in the world.

"The new course at Lost Farm has great accommodation, spa and the like. Head down the road to try some wonderful Tasmanian wines, perhaps some lovely vintage Kreglinger champagne. "

Gold Coast, Queensland

"Golf courses everywhere, every imaginable style of accommodation, shopping centres, beaches and a casino.

"Pretty easy to find, plenty to do after or before a round of golf. Sanctuary Cove and Hope Island are good courses to play, stay at the Hyatt Sanctuary Cove and enjoy the village and marina a short walk away.

"Hire a car to drive to the casino to lose the money you won on the golf course."

Source: AAP