About the course
Walter Burley Griffin's historic 9-hole parkland gem on Sydney's North Shore
Castle Cove Golf Club is a public parkland course in Castle Cove, New South Wales, designed by Walter Burley Griffin and established in 1932. This historic 9-hole layout features 14 different tee positions, allowing a full 18-hole round, and has 11 mapped bunkers. Facilities include a pro shop, restaurant/dining, coaching and parking. The course offers views over Sydney's bushland and native birdlife.
Castle Cove enjoys a reputation as a relaxed, welcoming spot that's especially well suited to newcomers and those learning the game, with players often singling out the friendly, helpful pro shop staff. Its 9-hole design with 14 tee positions makes for a quick, easy-going round, and many appreciate the convenience of being able to turn up and play, though calling ahead during competitions is wise. The bushland setting and manicured greens are frequently praised as a highlight, and the course is regarded as good value for money. Some recent visitors have noted greens and tees undergoing repair affecting conditioning, while others continue to rate the greens among its best features. Arriving early is a common tip, as pace of play can slow once the course fills up.
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