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Private clubs
The lay of the land
Private golf in Queensland
Queensland is home to 6 private golf clubs — member-owned courses where play is reserved for members and their guests. Standout names include The Grand Golf Club, The Pines Golf Course, Royal Queensland Golf Club. The state's private scene spans Parkland and Championship courses. Access comes through membership, a reciprocal arrangement with your home club, a corporate or charity day, or an invitation from a member rather than a public green fee. Browse the directory below to compare every private club in Queensland by location, course style and rating.
Editor's selection
Best-rated private clubs in Queensland
The directory
Every private course in Queensland
01Parkland, ChampionshipPrivate4.8Private02Resort, ParklandPrivate4.7Private03Parkland, ChampionshipPrivate4.6Private04Parkland, CoastalPrivate4.5Private05Resort, ParklandPrivate4.5Private06ParklandPrivate4.5Private
The Grand Golf Club
Advancetown, QLD
The Pines Golf Course
Hope Island, QLD
Royal Queensland Golf Club
Murarrie, QLD
Burleigh Golf Club
Miami, QLD
Palms Course
Hope Island, QLD
The Brisbane Golf Club
Yeerongpilly, QLD
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Good to know
Private golf in Queensland: FAQs
Can visitors play private golf clubs in Queensland?
Private golf access in Queensland is usually limited to members, invited guests, reciprocal visitors, or event participants. Fairway Finders lists 6 private Queensland courses across areas such as Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
How do I get to play a private course in Queensland?
Look for member invitations, reciprocal access, corporate days, charity events, and resort or estate access where applicable. Gold Coast and Brisbane private-course access can vary significantly by club, so confirm directly before booking travel.
Which Queensland private clubs are useful starting points?
Useful private-course starting points include The Grand, Royal Queensland, Gold Coast Burleigh, and private-access resort or estate courses around Hope Island and the Gold Coast. Use the directory to compare club style, location, and access notes.
Do Queensland private clubs publish visitor green fees?
Some resort-linked or event-based private access may have published pricing, but traditional private clubs often do not show standard visitor green fees. Confirm current access and pricing with the course or event organiser.