The Quinovic NZ PGA Championship

FAQs

• Public, Spectator and Member Parking

  Public, Spectator and Member Parking From Thursday 19 February to Sunday 22 February (inclusive), all public, spectator, and member parking will be located at Kāpiti Landing, accessed via Lodestar Place. Complimentary shuttle buses will operate continuously between Kāpiti Landing and Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club throughout tournament hours. Alternatively, the course can be accessed on foot via a signposted 10-minute walk. No public, spectator, or member parking will be available at Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club during this period.

• Getting there

  By Car

  • Time: ~45–60 minutes (traffic dependent)

  • Route: State Highway 1 via Transmission Gully

   By Train

  • Line: Kāpiti Line

  • Time: ~60 minutes from Wellington Railway Station to Paraparaumu Station

   

  Air Chathams

  Getting there is easy with Air Chathams, operating daily flights to Paraparaumu for a seamless journey to the PGA Tour in Kāpiti. Skip the congestion of Wellington Airport and fly directly into the heart of the coast. Travelling from further afield? If you’re arriving on an international flight into Auckland, simply connect onward with Air Chathams for a relaxed and convenient trip to the tournament.

  Go to - https://www.airchathams.co.nz/ to book.

• What to do

  Coastlands Shopping Centre

  While you’re in town for the PGA, Coastlands Shopping Centre is the Kāpiti Coast’s premier shopping and dining destination and an easy stop before or after a day at the course.

  Located just minutes from Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club, Coastlands offers a wide mix of national retailers, local boutiques, cafés, and casual dining options—perfect for grabbing a coffee, refuelling between rounds, or picking up anything you may have forgotten at home.

  With ample parking, family-friendly facilities, and extended trading hours during peak periods, Coastlands is a convenient and relaxed place to spend time, whether you’re browsing, dining, or simply enjoying the local atmosphere.

  Easy, central, and ideal for visitors—Coastlands is well worth a visit during PGA week.

   

   

   

  50-50 Restaurant

  Locally owned and proudly independent, 50-50 will deliver a premium dining experience, offering guests a choice of a six- or nine-course degustation menu showcasing the very best of locally sourced, seasonal produce.

  The menu reflects 50-50’s reputation for refined, modern cuisine paired with flawless service.

  With limited capacity and a carefully curated experience, bookings are essential to ensure quality and flow on the night.

  Good food, good people, and a great place to relax while you’re in town for the PGA.

   

  Winecraft

  A local favourite, Winecraft is known for its expertly curated selection of New Zealand and international wines, craft beers, and spirits, along with knowledgeable, friendly staff who are always happy to help you find the perfect bottle. Whether you’re picking something up to enjoy after a day on the course, taking a gift home, or looking to discover a new favourite drop, Winecraft offers quality, choice, and genuine local expertise.

  With a focus on premium producers, interesting finds, and great value across all price points, it’s the ideal place to stock up while you’re in town for championship golf.

  Great wine, great advice, and a true local gem on the Kāpiti Coast.

   

  Ben’s Buns

  Well known for its award-winning pies and a tempting range of fresh bakery treats, Ben’s Buns is the perfect place to grab a takeaway bite before heading to the course. From classic Kiwi pies to sweet pastries and baked goods made fresh daily, it’s a favourite with locals and visitors alike.

  Quick, casual, and consistently excellent, Ben’s Buns is ideal for fuelling up early or picking up something tasty to enjoy while following the action during tournament week.

  Great pies, great baking, and a true Kāpiti institution — well worth the stop while you’re here for the PGA.

  *Available on site

   

  St Pierre’s Sushi

  Known nationwide for its freshly made sushi, rice bowls, and light Japanese-inspired meals, St Pierre’s is ideal for a grab-and-go lunch, an easy takeaway, or a quick refuel before or after time at the course. With consistent quality and fast service, it’s a favourite for visitors on the move.

  Simple, fresh, and convenient — perfect PGA-week fuel.

  *Available on site

   

  Kāpiti Saturday Market

  The Kāpiti Saturday Market is a much-loved weekly fixture and a great way to experience the local flavour of the region.

  Held every Saturday morning in central Paraparaumu, the market features a vibrant mix of local growers, artisan food producers, bakers, coffee carts, and craftspeople. It’s the perfect spot to grab breakfast, enjoy great coffee, stock up on fresh produce, or simply soak up the relaxed coastal atmosphere.

  Popular with both locals and visitors, the market is lively without being overwhelming and offers an authentic snapshot of Kāpiti life.

  Fresh food, friendly faces, and a great way to start your Saturday.

  Tours & experiences during PGA week

  Make the most of your time on the Kāpiti Coast with curated PGA-week experiences from Tours Wellington. From vintage rail journeys and local food & wine to wildlife encounters and comedy nights, these hosted tours are timed to fit around tournament play. View the full tour schedule here https://tourwellington.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Tour-info-FEB-2026-01-1-1-scaled.jpg

  Raumati Village

  Nestled in the heart of the Kāpiti Coast, Raumati Village offers an impressive array of charming boutique stores. Whether you’re on the hunt for fashion, home decor, or one-of-a-kind gifts, Raumati’s Village’s boutique scene is sure to delight.

   

• Community Golf Clinics

  ⛳ Have a Go at Golf – Golf Activations on the Kapiti Coast

  In Celebration of the Quinovic PGA of New Zealand Championship

  Golf is coming to the Kapiti Coast — and it’s never been more fun, friendly, or accessible.

  Join us at Waikanae Golf Club on Tuesday, February 17th for a series of interactive golf activations designed for women and juniors who want to try give golf a go in a relaxed, welcoming environment led by PGA Professionals.

  Whether you’re picking up a club for the first time or just keen to give it a go, these sessions are all about fun, laughter, and participation.

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  💃 She Loves Golf – Sip & Chip

  Waikanae Golf Club | Tuesday, February 17th, 2:30pm – 3:30pm

  A fun, social introduction to golf for women — no pressure, no experience required.
  Enjoy light swings, plenty of laughs, and a drink in hand while discovering how social and enjoyable golf can be. The perfect warm-up to Championship week.

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  🏌️ Junior Golf Clinics

  Waikanae Golf Club | Tuesday, February 17th

  Under 10s | 4:00pm – 4:45pm
  Ages 10+ | 4:45pm – 5:30pm

  Fast-paced, game-based golf sessions designed to get kids moving, smiling, and swinging. Led by PGA Professionals, these clinics focus on fun, confidence, and participation — the ideal introduction to golf ahead of a world-class Championship event.

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  ✔ What you need to know

  • PGA Professionals leading every session

  • Equipment provided

  • Beginner-friendly

  • No experience needed

  🎟 Registrations available via Humatix
  Secure your spot at Waikanae Golf Club and have a go, then head to Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club later in the week to watch our New Zealand PGA Members compete against International Talent for $200,000+ at the Quinovic PGA of New Zealand Championship.