Long Reef Golf Course

Public 18-hole par-71 links course at Collaroy on Sydney's Northern Beaches

Long Reef Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-71 links course at Collaroy on Sydney's Northern Beaches, New South Wales, established in 1921. The layout stretches 5,632 metres across coastal terrain and was redesigned by Eric Apperly in 1946, with holes 1 and 2 by Al Howard in 1965. It is a public course, with a driving range, pro shop, coaching, and restaurant/dining on site.

Set on the Collaroy headland, Long Reef enjoys a reputation as one of Sydney's most scenic coastal courses, with sweeping ocean views and the natural contours and sea breezes that define genuine links golf. Visitors consistently describe a warm, welcoming atmosphere and attentive, professional staff, and the clubhouse and dining areas draw particular praise for their stunning outlook over Fisherman's Beach. The venue is widely celebrated for events and functions, with reviewers repeatedly highlighting smooth, personalised service even in challenging weather. For golfers, the mix of strategic shorter holes and longer challenges is regarded as enjoyable for all skill levels, supported by well-kept greens and modern practice facilities. The overall impression is of a friendly, community-minded club that pairs memorable coastal golf with first-class hospitality.