Established in 1822 by Scottish settler Alexander Reid, Ratho Farm at Bothwell holds Australia's oldest continuously operating golf course — an 18-hole links recently restored using old maps, scorecards, and photographs to recover six lost holes. Heritage accommodation in restored convict cottages and farm barns along the Clyde River sleeps up to 34. Greens fees by tee-time booking; rooms by direct booking. Bothwell sits in Tasmania's Central Highlands, 70km north of Hobart, in the heart of the Tasmanian whisky and trout fishing country.
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