Robina Woods Golf Club - home of the AGA
The Australasian Golf Academy is perfectly located at. two of Australia's leading golfing facilities Robina
Wood and The Colonial Golf Course on Australia's fabulous Gold Coast, providing second-to-none
facilities for AGA students.

Robina Woods Golf Course presents a truly unique golfing experience as it has been carved out of the original woodlands, making every hole a unique challenge for any accomplished golfer. Carved out of 65 hectares of native woodlands, with fairways lined by towering gum trees, this unique layout is unlike any resort course on the Gold Coast. Possessing maturity well beyond its years, Robina Woods has rapidly developed a reputation as one of Queensland's best-loved resort courses.

Consistently ranked in the top 25 resort courses in the country, Robina Woods is a 6078 meter,
18 hole, Par 71 championship golf course, designed by the Marsh / Watson team. The rolling fairways,
manicured greens, and towering eucalyptus are strikingly beautiful and blend harmoniously with the
surrounding residential development. A natural water-course featuring lakes, ponds, creeks and
native wildlife complete a rare golf course environment.

The images shown on this page are just a sample of the delights that await students at the home of
the Australasian Golf Academy - the fabulous Robina Wood Golf Course!

AGA is proud to be associated with Robina Woods and looks forward to a long relationship. Come and join us to experience the very best that golf has to offer! Colonial Golf Club Built by Nara Australia Pty Ltd, the course opened as Paradise Springs Golf Course in 1992. Designed by Mitsuaki Kobayashi, boasts of beautifully groomed fairways and meticulously manicured greens, widely regarded as being in the best condition on the Gold Coast.

The distinguishing feature of the course is the clubhouse, with its Colonial, Queenslander design. Designed by Alan Griffith Architects, it continues to be the focus of the venue and was the inspiration behind the new "The Colonial Golf Course" name and logo design. In October of 2003, the course was officially renamed to be known as "The Colonial Golf Course" A farmland once home to cows, weeds and bush has been transformed into a beautifully groomed course with lush fairways and meticulously manicured greens.

The 6,424 meter, par 72, championship resort layout, meanders its way through 39 hectares of
towering eucalyptus, picturesque lakes and serene waterways. Flowering native and exotic trees and
plants abound, while ornate bridges cross watercourses in which luxuriant lilies jostle for space.

Off the course, the stunning Queenslander-style clubhouse welcomes both golfers and visitors alike.
Wide, breeze-catching verandahs surround the building, offering wide views over the golf course and
the Gold Coast Hinterland.

Suite 107, 2 Investigator Drive Robina

The AGA office and classrooms are now located in this modern new commercial building. In a central
location to all operations, it provides the ideal environment for students. The new facility provides
wi-fi and permanent computer stations for student convenience. There is kitchen facilities available for
students and a coffee shop located down stairs for those bean lovers. A range of books and
instructional videos are available to help gather information for those required assessments.

Bold strong lines and a modern urban feel characterise this new environment-friendly building which
has been awarded a 4 star Green Star design rating and a 5 star Green Star energy improvement
rating.

Located on Investigator Drive, directly off the M1 Motorway, this central location is in close to
the Robina train station, 500 metres from Robina Town Centre and a short walk to the new Robina
Stadium, Skilled Park.

Campus Alpha has an open and appealing casual ambience and the precinct of Campus Crescent
is targeted at businesses that want to operate in an open, park-style environment.

( Campus alpha )