About the course
Public parkland golf on the Bellarine with sweeping bay views
Clifton Springs Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-71 public parkland course in Clifton Springs, Victoria, Australia, measuring 5,783 metres. Originally laid out by Dick Banks in 1909, the course offers a welcoming setting for players of all levels. On-site facilities include a pro shop, a restaurant/dining area, a clubhouse and club hire.
Set on the Bellarine Peninsula, this parkland course is known for picturesque outlooks across the bay, with couch fairways and sloping greens that test golfers of all levels. Reviewers consistently describe a welcoming atmosphere and note a recent lift in standards, frequently praising the friendly, attentive staff and the relaxed country-club feel. The clubhouse and bistro draw particular acclaim, with patrons highlighting improved food, warm service and a lively, sociable vibe. Open to the public and catering to everyone from first-timers to seasoned players, it's regularly remembered as a place visitors are keen to return to.
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