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One of the holes is called 90 Mile Straight

The vast Australian emptiness of the Nullarbor Plain is famous already as one of the world’s most gruelling car journeys.

Eighteen holes spread over 1,365 km (848 miles) of outback terrain that can take as long as seven days to play – longer even, if you keep on hitting your balls into the scrubland or suffer the indignity of having them stolen by an errant dingo.

But more of the hazards of playing this mega-course later. Let’s deal first with the mega-logistics.

This is a course which favours patient drivers, because you will be spending an awful lot of time behind the wheel.

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