Carrington is a resort golf course located in Kaitaia, in the Far North region of Northland, New Zealand. Designed by American architect Matt Dye, the course forms part of the Peppers Carrington Resort offering and serves both resort guests and local players. The course is situated in a landscape characteristic of the northern tip of New Zealand's North Island, where rolling terrain and native vegetation define the setting. Matt Dye, known for his work across Australasia and beyond, brought contemporary design principles to the property. The routing takes advantage of the natural topography and the region's open, windswept character typical of courses in the Far North. The design incorporates the undulating ground and native plantings that reflect the local environment, creating a course that integrates with rather than dominates its surroundings. As a resort course, Carrington is designed to be playable across a range of skill levels while offering enough strategic interest for accomplished golfers. The course supports the resort's broader hospitality offering and draws on the appeal of golf tourism in Northland, a region known for its coastal scenery and outdoor recreation. The combination of resort amenities and golf access makes it a destination for visitors exploring the northernmost reaches of New Zealand's golf landscape.