About the course
Eric Apperly's 1926 parkland layout, tucked away on Sydney's North Shore
Avondale Golf Club is a private 18-hole parkland course in West Pymble, New South Wales, Australia. Designed by Eric Apperly and established in 1926, it plays to a par of 72 over roughly 5,902 metres, with 71 mapped bunkers across the layout. On-site facilities include a pro shop, a restaurant/dining area, and coaching.
Set in a leafy enclave on Sydney's North Shore, Avondale is widely regarded as a beautifully maintained parkland course with a good variety of hole layouts and rough that players describe as fair rather than punishing. Visitors and guests consistently praise the welcoming, professional service in both the pro shop and the café, with the friendly staff helping newcomers feel right at home. The clubhouse earns frequent compliments for its light, spacious feel and attractive gardens, and the dining is generally rated highly. Reviewers also note thoughtful touches such as range balls and attentive on-course service, though the occasional comment points to inconsistency in the food-service experience. Overall the club enjoys a strong reputation as a picturesque, well-presented private course with a hospitable atmosphere.
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