About the course
Friendly parkland golf beneath the Glasshouse Mountains, kangaroos included
Beerwah Golf Club is a private parkland course in Beerwah, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, set at the base of the Glasshouse Mountains. The 18-hole, par-72 layout plays 6,023 metres over predominantly level ground, making for a comfortable walk. Bordering a State Forest, the course is home to native wildlife including many bird species and kangaroos, and rewards smart course management over raw power. On-site facilities include a pro shop and a restaurant/dining area.
Beerwah enjoys a reputation as a welcoming, well-run club, and players consistently praise the friendly, knowledgeable staff and smooth organisation, particularly for larger social groups. The setting earns plenty of affection too, with reviewers describing a tranquil, tree-lined layout where the occasional kangaroo wanders into view. Conditioning draws regular compliments, with many singling out fast, well-maintained greens. While the entrance is reached through an industrial estate, visitors note that the experience inside lives up to its "hidden gem" billing. Add good value, a clubhouse for a post-round meal or drink, and an easy walking layout, and it's frequently recommended for both keen and social golfers.