Mount Gambier Golf Course

Historic parkland layout with elevated tees, big greens and sweeping views

Mount Gambier Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-62 public parkland course at Worrolong on the northern edge of Mount Gambier, South Australia, established in 1909 and measuring 5,674 metres. Set on rolling former sand hills, it features elevated tees with wide views, generous Santa Ana couch fairways, large greens and 39 mapped bunkers. Recent enhancements include fairway widening and tree removal, with native and exotic trees, native grasses and abundant bird life throughout. Facilities include a driving range, putting green, pro shop, restaurant/dining, coaching, cart and club hire, and parking.

Players consistently describe the course as well presented and a genuine highlight, with several singling out its immaculate conditioning, pristine greens and fun, challenging fairways. The mix of elevated tees, doglegs and large, contoured greens means most reviewers feel every hole offers something different and rewards thoughtful placement over raw power. The picturesque parkland setting, complete with mature trees and plenty of birdlife, earns regular praise, and even visitors caught out by wind and rain report still enjoying their round. Many also highlight the friendly, helpful pro shop staff and the welcoming atmosphere, while the clubhouse is reputed to be a comfortable spot to relax after a round. Overall the reputation is of a warmly run, well-conditioned course that visitors are happy to travel for.