A fire significantly damaged the Frankton Golf Center clubhouse adn shop in Queenstown on November 28, 2023, prompting a response from Frankton and Queenstown fire crews [[1]] and [[2]]. While the clubhouse was gutted, swift action and ongoing repairs have allowed most of the popular Queenstown Lakes District facility to reopen ahead of the peak tourist season. The driving range was initially closed following the blaze [[3]],but operations are now largely back to normal.
Frankton Golf Centre is largely back in action following a recent fire that impacted several facilities. Most areas of the Queenstown Lakes District facility have now returned to normal operation, according to a recent announcement.
The fire, which occurred on November 28, 2023, caused disruption to golfers and staff, but swift action limited the extent of the damage. Key facilities, including the driving range and practice areas, are now fully operational.
While some minor repairs are still underway, the majority of the golf centre is open for business. The quick turnaround is a welcome boost for the local golfing community, especially as the peak season approaches. Frankton Golf Centre is a popular destination for both local residents and international visitors.
The centre confirmed that all nine holes remain unaffected and are open for play. The pro shop and clubhouse also continued to operate normally throughout the recovery process. This ensures minimal disruption to golfers looking to enjoy a round or take advantage of the centre’s amenities.
Officials are continuing to assess the cause of the fire, but have stated that it is not expected to impact long-term operations. The swift restoration of services demonstrates the resilience of the facility and its commitment to serving the golfing public.
