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Book Your Round on Australia’s first true links

For a limited time, you can play the No.1 public access course on the mainland seven days a… Read More »

22nd Nov 2024

Golf Course Guide Ranking 2024

Barwon Heads is currently the number one ranked course on mainland Australia, listed at number five overall, behind… Read More »

30th Oct 2024

Royal County Down, Tara Iti, RMGC.

Barwon Heads is in the company of RMGC, Tara Iti, Royal County Down, Royal Dornoch, Troon, Golf de… Read More »

12th Sep 2024

Golf Digest Top 100

Barwon Heads has maintained its 23rd ranking in the Australian Golf Digest biennial Top 100 rankings. While the… Read More »

3rd Aug 2024

Education Tees Off Together

Being neighbours with the local primary school is a driving force for junior golf: Community Golf Day, Aces,… Read More »

2nd Jul 2024

Clubhouse Renovations

Alchemy Construct, the builders chosen to restore and renovate the Clubhouse, recently interviewed their team on-site to understand… Read More »

3rd Jun 2024

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Australia’s first true links.

Tee times now available daily. 

 

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The quintessential clubhouse, with 19 guest rooms.

“Hands down the best in Australia.”

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PLAY MAINLAND AUSTRALIA’S No.1 RATED COURSE.

For possibly the first time in the Club’s history, you can now access the course seven days a week. But this is a limited time opportunity.

Click the ‘Booking Your Round’ button below for full details.

Ranked as the number one public access course on mainland Australia and fifth overall, we’re proud to stand among the nation’s finest.*

Tee times for green fee play are available daily (outside of member competition times), but due to limited availability, we recommend groups book well in advance — especially for peak times such as weekends, public holidays, and the period from late December to the Australia Day long weekend.

To book your round, call us on +61 (03)52556255.

 

“From June (2024), the club will embark upon an extensive renovation of the clubhouse and accommodation, with the existing clubhouse expected to close for about a year. That’s bad news – for a little while – if you like staying on-site, but good news in other ways. As preferred tee-times are usually given to house guests, their absence will open more times for non­-members. While green-fee players are welcome at certain times of most days anyway, no house guests mean some prime tee-times will now be on offer.” Steve Keipert. Australian Golf Digest magazine. April 2024

 

 

* The Golf Course Guide’s rankings referred to above are weighted 40% on course design, 40% on course conditions and 20% on course aesthetics. The top five Australian public access courses were listed as:

  1. Cape Wickham 
  2. Barnbougle Dunes
  3. Barnbougle Lost Farm
  4. Ocean Dunes
  5. Barwon Heads