PHOTOS: Pipeline 2026 Day 2
Partners networked on the only 18-hole championship golf course on its own island in Australia.
Technology partners networked on the only 18-hole championship golf course on its own island in Australia today at techpartner.news 2026 Pipeline conference.
Partners taking part in the Aussie Broadband-sponsored golf round enjoyed stunning 360-degree views across secluded coves and beaches, adjacent passages and islands as they teed off on Hamilton Island Golf Club, a par 71 course marketed as one of the most challenging in the world.
Meanwhile, other Pipeline attendees roamed Hamilton Island as part of the Coro-sponsored buggy challenge.
This followed a morning hearing the latest trends in tech channel M&A and from CIOs about what they really want from their technology partners.
In the evening, partners partied in style at the Kaseya-sponsored Carnival in Paradise, where Kaseya introduced the Pipeline Polar Bears – a club open to Pipeline attendees willing to risk the dunk tank in exchange for donations to the Northern Beaches Women’s Shelter.
The party then continued on at the Pipeline after-party sponsored by Lenovo.
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