About the course
Hilly 9-hole par 66 parkland course in Cambridge with Barilla Bay views
Richmond Golf Club is a private parkland course in Cambridge, Tasmania. It has 9 holes with dual tees, allowing it to be played as an 18-hole round to a par of 66 over 4,775 metres, and overlooks the Barilla Bay waterway. Facilities include a pro shop, a clubhouse, restaurant/dining, and cart hire.
Set on the side of a hill above the Barilla Bay waterway, this country course is best known for its scenery, with players consistently praising the spectacular outlook from across the layout. The fairways and greens are reported to be well kept, and the course is generally described as a fun, enjoyable challenge that golfers are keen to return to. Reviewers repeatedly note how hilly and undulating it is, with steep approaches and elevated greens that get the heart rate up, so a cart is often recommended for those who would rather not earn the views the hard way. Visitors also mention generous open fairways, with some out-of-bounds fence lines worth keeping an eye on. The overall impression is of a small but rewarding parkland course where the setting is the star.