Royal Adelaide
Seaton sandbelt links crossed by a railway line
Overview
Royal Adelaide moved to its current site at Seaton in 1904, and Alister MacKenzie advised on changes during his 1926 visit to Australia. Its sandy dunes, native vegetation and a railway line running through the course give it a distinctive character. The club has hosted the Australian Open many times.
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