The Nullarbor Links is the world’s longest golf course and is nestled in the Australian Outback. This incredible course stretches over 1,300km all the way from Ceduna in South Australia to Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, featuring 18 unique holes.

We believe that every Coopers drinker needs to know about this iconic course, that’s why we sent mates and golf enthusiasts Cameron Avery and Andrew Peters on the unforgettable Beers & Bogeys Nullarbor Tour.

This epic three-part series shows off some of the most striking parts of the country and sees Cam and Andrew tee off everywhere from charming country golf clubs to truck stop par fives.

In the first episode the adventure begins in Ceduna and covers the SA leg, where Cam and Andrew dodge ant nests in the scrub and skateboard around silos along the road to Coorabie Farm. As any good day on the green should, it wraps up with the duo cracking open some Coopers tins around the campfire, while soaking in Cam’s musical talents (he's from Tame Impala, after all).

Episode two sees Cam and Andrew journeying the stunning Nullarbor Plain, one of Australia’s most dramatic landscapes where the desert meets towering cliffs that clash against the open waters of the Great Australian Bight. From teeing off at sunrise to scouting for blue-tongue skinks, viewers will get a behind-the-scenes look at all the marvels of the world’s longest golf course, the Nullarbor Links. Along the way, Cam and Andrew connect with new friends at iconic desert roadhouses, sharing laughs over pool games all while sipping on tins of Coopers Australian Lager.

In episode three, Cam and Andrew cross the border into WA and make their way along the longest road in Australia: The 90 Mile Straight. Teeing off at sunset, they play a moonlit par 3, chase stray balls by torchlight through the scrub, and end the day with a Coopers nightcap.

Finally, Cam and Andrew play the 18th hole of the Beers & Bogeys Nullarbor Tour at Kalgoorlie Golf Club’s CY O'Connor par 4, where they mark their scorecards, shake hands and sink their final Aussie Lager tinnies. 

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