About the club
A not-for-profit community club on the NSW South Coast, playing here since 1953.
Playing here since 1953
Jack and Clive Curtis bought this land in 1950 and lived in a tent on what is now the 8th fairway while they cleared the first three holes. The club formed in 1953 with eight members. By 1956 all nine holes were grassed, the first grassed course south of Wollongong.
Seventy years on, the club still runs the way it started: not for profit, managed by a volunteer board and five local staff.
- 1950A tent on the 8th
- 1953Eight founding members
- 1956Nine holes grassed
- TodayCommunity owned
The course today
Short enough to walk, honest enough to keep you thinking. The fairways cut through native bushland where kangaroos graze the rough and king parrots watch from the trees. Open seven days, with clubs and carts for hire if you're travelling light.
- 9holes
- 64par
- 7days a week
Around the club
- Clubhouse
- Cold drinks, air conditioning and a spot to settle in after the round.
- Pro shop
- Snacks and drinks, plus a good range of club clothing and merchandise.
- Practice nets
- Loosen up before the first tee.
- BBQ and outdoor seating
- Tables under the trees, with room for groups.
- Cart and club hire
- Carts, buggies and club sets for hire, so there's no need to bring your own.
The blue tree on the third
One tree on our course is painted a vivid, unmissable blue. It is part of the Blue Tree Project, a national movement encouraging honest conversations about mental health. Painted by club volunteers in 2020, it stands in memory of those we have lost and as a reminder to ask the people around you if they are okay.
Backed by local business
Tee signage and clubhouse sponsorships help keep the course maintained and green fees affordable.