OUR COURSE

We’ve got the course if you’re up for the challenge

Our golf course is renowned as one of the finest courses in inland Australia. Designed by Bruce Devlin and opened in 1996, it continues to evolve into one of the finest golfing experiences currently on offer. The Course Superintendent, Simon Snedden, continues to raise the bar in course presentation. The greens are some of the best in the country.

COUNTRY CLUB INFORMATION

Gold Creek Country Club provides state-of-the-art facilities accommodating golfers of all levels. An 18 hole, par 72 course and a fully-grassed driving range.

Gold Creek Country Club strives to be the leading public access course in Canberra and the Industry leader in Canberra’s corporate golf market.

We’ve got the course if you’re up for the challenge

We strive to be more than a great golf course. We aim to create a relaxed environment with a high level of friendly service and attention to detail. We endeavour to do this by providing a superior product and a higher level of customer service. Gold Creek Country and the Golf Club strives to be the leading public access golf course in the Canberra region and it is open all year round except Christmas Day.

A true 18-hole championship layout with a par-72 rating, the course was designed by well-known and internationally acclaimed Australian golfer and course architect, Bruce Devlin. We celebrated its official opening in 1996 with the hosting of the Australian Seniors PGA Championship.

The course offers a great test for golfers of all abilities and strategy is the most important club you need in your bag when you take on the Gold Creek challenge.

To assist with that challenge, distance markers are provided in the centre of each fairway with pin positions indicated by coloured flags – red (front third), yellow (middle third) and blue (back third).

The Course

Please select each image to access a detailed description of the respective hole.

Hole 1

The first hole is a dog leg left, made easier by the old tree falling that once resided on the corner.

Hole 2

A short to medium length par 4 that requires a drive to be positioned in the fairway...

Hole 3

This dogleg right par 5 will play as a three shot hole for most people.

Hole 4

A dogleg par 4 to the left. It is essential to hit this fairway, as there are mounds

Hole 5

This is a downhill par 3 that plays approximately 7m down in elevation.

Hole 6

This is a strong par 4 back into the prevailing wind! There is a bit of room in the fairway with...

Hole 7

This hole is testament to why you don’t need a 200m par 3 to make it great.

Hole 8

The fairway is guarded by bunkers on the right hand side, trees and mounds to the left.

Hole 9

Not a long par 5 by today’s standard, but an accurate tee shot is essential.

Hole 10

This is a demanding par 4 from tee to green. The tee shot requires a ball...

Hole 11

A very tough par 4 regardless of wind direction. An accurate tee shot is required here. There a...

Hole 12

A short par 3 . It offers the player a chance to walk away with a good score.

Hole 13

The hole doglegs to the right and rises up to an elevated green. A carefully placed tee...

Hole 14

A long par 5 from an elevated tee. The hole doglegs slightly to the left, then it...

Hole 15

The green is raised up about 3m from the tee level and is guarded by a bunker on the left.

Hole 16

This is a par 5 that demands accuracy for the second shot in particular.

Hole 17

This par 4 is tricky in any wind direction. The tee shot is best placed at 125-150m from...

Hole 18

This is a tough finisher. It plays up the hill gradually, but always seems to play longer...