Sydney Golf Courses

Experience a round of golf at one of Sydney's most picturesque golf courses, the Mona Vale Golf Clib. Set on a parcel of absolute beachfront land, this really is 'where the ocean stops and the game begins'.

The club celebrated its 80th year in 2007 and has grown from a barren parcel of swampland with a tent for a clubhouse into one of Sydney's premier courses. This par 72 course can prove to be very challenging. You line up to tee off and work out your shots, then the wind begins to blow and throw your plans into disarray.

This 18 hole course begins up high on a hill, but you soon find yourself down on flatter land near the beach, before slowly making the climb back up towards the clubhouse from the 10th hole onwards.

The clubhouse features a pro shop to cater for all your needs and also specialises in catering for weddings. Enjoy a delicious meal after a long day out on the green and take in the stunning view over the course towards the ocean.

Located in Kensington, the Australian Golf Club is one of Sydney's most exclusive courses.

First constructed in 1905, the course has undergone dramatic changes in its long history. The current course bears little resemblance to its original and was designed in 1977 by golfing legend Jack Nicklaus. It now features moderated undulations and plenty of water hazards.

This championship par 72 course features 18 challenging holes that will prove difficult for even the most experienced player. The course is only available to members and their guests to enjoy.

The clubhouse features three restaurants to suit any occasion. The carvery is open daily for lunch and serves up light lunches and roasts, while The Australian offers a menu of modern Australian cuisine, accompanied by fine wines and personalised service. For a more casual meal, head to the Nublick Cafe with its tennis courts and barbecue facilities.

The Royal Sydney Golf Club has an impressive history and is the second oldest club in New South Wales, celebrating its 100th birthday in 1993.

Rather than having a single architect, the course has evolved over many years. It has developed and changed, but has remained an 'old-fashioned', traditional course with heavy bunkers and wide fairways. There are no gimmicks, tricks or watery caverns.

The Royal Sydney Golf Club is not just about golf. The club is also home to 20 tennis courts, two squash courts, two croquet lawns and two bowling greens.

The present clubhouse was constructed in 1922 and is elegantly furnished and home to a large collection of fine Australian art. It has status as a pre-eminent social institution and features bars, restaurants, function rooms, bridge rooms, a billiards room, a bottle shop and a reading lounge.

The New South Wales Golf Course was constructed in 1928 and is a championship par 74 course, featuring 18 holes.

The course is rated as one of the world's top 50 and is the only Sydney golf course to make the top 100. Its architect was Dr Alastair McKenzie, who claimed the course featured "more spectacular views than any other place I know". It is surrounded by a National Park and sits on the northern headland on Botany Bay.

It is a links-style course set among the rolling hills and valleys that lead to the rugged Pacific coastline. Water surrounds the course on three sides and scrub-covered sand hills are scattered throughout.

The clubhouse features panoramic views over the ocean and is available for functions, conferences and weddings. It features a bar to enjoy a drink after a game, as well as a pro shop for all your golfing needs.

Set in a picturesque rural location, Camden Lakeside Country Club offers an open course with a country layout, surrounded by neighbouring farms.

Large lakes are scattered throughout the 18 holes of the course. It is a par 72 course of 6,400 metres, and has been rated among the top 10 courses in New South Wales. The course features plenty of bunkers, trees, mounds and winding creeks. Hone your skills on the practice driving range before heading onto the green for a game.

The clubhouse has been designed in traditional colonial style and features a large restaurant and bar. It also caters for functions and weddings.

Oatlands Golf Club was established in 1931 and is located in Western Sydney near Parramatta.

The course at Oatlands is not a long course, but has been designed to prove challenging with some of the best par 3s in Sydney. It is an 18 hole, par 70 course, and features plenty of bunkers to keep you on your toes.

The clubhouse is one of Sydney's premier function venues and caters for small meetings, large functions and weddings. It also features a pro shop for all the latest golfing equipment. It also offers lessons for those wanting to improve their game.

Bonnie Doon is a par 71 championship golf course featuring 18 holes. The course is consistently ranked amongst Sydney's finest and is primarily a private members' course, although it does welcome visitors at certain times.

The course features elevated areas that offer sweeping views of the surrounding city. The emphasised rugged beauty of the natural landscape is one of its defining features. It was designed by renowned course architect Ross Watson and features strong par 4s. The greens are recognised as some of the best putting surfaces in New South Wales.

The clubhouse was constructed in 1926 in traditional Georgian style and carries a distinct sense of elegance. Enjoy a fine meal overlooking the sweeping fairways of the course, or let the staff plan your next function, from a small meeting to a wedding. The large pro shop has all your golfing needs covered.

Escape the setting and enjoy a round on a picturesque course set upon 587 acres of unspoilt bushland. Riverside Oaks is a par 72, 18 hole championship course, and has been designed to cater for players of all abilities.

The bushland setting gives this course a unique feel, with plenty of natural wildlife to keep you company. Breathe in the fresh country air as you tackle the course's challenges, from its large lakes to its established trees. This course is consistently ranked among the finest in New South Wales.

The clubhouse features a fine dining restaurant with a set of menus to complement any occasion. Take in your country setting as you enjoy a meal. The restaurant also caters for functions of any size, while the pro shop stocks all the latest brands.