Ceduna Golf Course

Denial Bay is the name of the 2nd/18th hole of the Nullarbor links golf course, depending if you play from West to East (18th) or East to West (2nd). Ceduna lies on Denial Bay with the small community of that name on the opposite side of the bay. I played the Nullabor links from West to East, so Ceduna was the end of the course for me. There are two holes to play here as part of the Nullabor course, hole 1, 'Oyster beds' and hole 18, 'Denial Bay'. I was really pleased to have completed the whole course and celebrated with some squid rings and salad at a popular seafood cafe in town. Ceduna is a charming place and is in a beautiful location.

The vibe..

Best golf course for miles around. A bit dusty but all good.

Beaware of flag poles, fibreglass breaking down and fibers in hands itchy. flagpole on 1st would not stand, and 18th flag missing. Nularbor Links: need better signage from 1st to 18th.Otherwise all good.

No facilities.

Played here in February and we'll impressed considering the heat. Well maintained fairways and scrapes. Worth the stop on the way through Ceduna.

Nice place to be

Definitely one of the most remote golf courses I have seen, I would say it is second to the Nullabor course.

Ready for 18 holes at the Nullabor Links golf course - longest golf course in the world; average distance between holes is 66 kilometres.Mandy at Tumby Bay Golf Club kindly offered an assortment of club, golf balls and tees to keep. If you're heading West to play and need equipment, visit the op shop in Tumby Bay to ask for contact details.