About the course
Riverside parkland golf in Werribee South, playable all year round
Werribee Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-74 public parkland course measuring 6,121 metres in Werribee South, Victoria. Designed by Kevin Hartley and established in 1976, the layout features around 50 bunkers along with lateral water hazards and views of the Werribee River and the Red Cliffs. Its free-draining alluvial soils allow play throughout the year, even in wet winters. Facilities include a driving range, pro shop, restaurant/dining, clubhouse, cart and club hire, coaching and parking.
Players consistently praise the setting, with the river and Red Cliffs backdrop drawing particular admiration. The course is generally regarded as a fair but challenging test that rewards straight hitting, with an open design softened by strategic tree plantings, well-placed bunkers and water in play. Reviewers frequently note the well-maintained conditions, including true-running greens of good size and reliable pace, plus mostly flat ground and generous fairways that suit a wide range of golfers. There's also a strong sense of community here, reflected in an active membership and regular club events. Feedback on customer service is more mixed, with some visitors reporting slow or unwelcoming interactions, though many still describe friendly members and helpful moments on the day.
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