Harewood Golf Club - Christchurch
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Conveniently located close to Christchurch city centre, Harewood golf course offers a challenge for golfers of all abilities.
The Woodlands Course has been recently redesigned with input from former New Zealand golfer Greg Turner who spent 30 years competing in New Zealand and around the world. The remodelled course features new greens and tee complexes as well as a new layout which will interest everyone from beginners to experienced golfers.
The club has a relaxed and friendly feel and families and friends are welcome to spend time in the clubhouse while players are out on the course.
Event Facilities:
The Club also boasts a large conference room and a separate boardroom that can be hired for presentations, meetings or training days. The Clubhouse is also available to hire for private functions and can cater for 200 people or more.
There is a full bar service available with a wide range of catering options from our professional caterers - Tasteful Affairs.
Contact:
03 359 8843
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