Ashgrove Golf Club

Public 18-hole par-68 parkland course in The Gap

Ashgrove Golf Club is a public 18-hole parkland course in The Gap, Queensland, playing to a par of 68 over 4,946 metres. Designed by Stan Francis and established in 1939, it winds through a hilly, tree-lined setting. Facilities include a driving range, pro shop, restaurant and dining, clubhouse, coaching, cart and club hire, and parking.

Set among native flora and fauna in the picturesque Taylor Range close to Brisbane's city centre, Ashgrove has a reputation as a course that rewards thoughtful golf rather than raw power. Players consistently describe it as challenging and strategic, with short par 4s offering risk-and-reward decisions, tight fairways, steep slopes, water hazards and subtle, well-kept greens that keep scoring honest. Many visitors praise the conditioning, noting pristine fairways and large, well-maintained greens, while also cautioning that the hilly, hazard-laden terrain can be demanding for less experienced players. The setting earns frequent compliments for its relaxed, natural atmosphere. Feedback on pace of play and pro-shop service is more mixed, so it's worth planning your visit accordingly.