TD:
You cannot go past New Zealand's South Island. More specifically, I'm referring to the expansive Otago Peninsula -
a golfing gold mine waiting to be discovered: sandy; rugged; windblown and extreme; confronting vistas. Ring of Kerry-like, in many parts. And it is only 30 minutes from the vibrant city of Dunedin.
The opportunity must exist to piggy-back onto what's already been acheived. As you know, Julian Robertson's much vaunted NZ "String of Pearls" has seen him launch Kauri Cliffs and Cape Kidnappers. From where I sit, I don't see two courses as constituting a genuine "string". And so, with these two courses being located in the North Island, surely his third one must be slated as South Island. Perhaps, also, his people are assessing the Otago Peninsula. Ask NZ professional Greg Turner what he thinks about this awesome landform.
If Julian is not interested, and you'll know the protocol here, jump in for your client.