Stanthorpe Golf and Country Club
Stop and smell the roses at Stanthorpe Golf and Country Club.
Get ready to tee-off under the observant eyes of Skip and his mates, with a population of around 100 eastern grey kangaroos, often out-numbering golfers on the field.
Don’t let the roaming wildlife and blooming rose bushes distract you from this serious 10 holes, 18 tees, par 72 course.
Try your hand on the bowling greens or at the croquet club while you’re there – and leave enough time to crack a cold one with your mates at the bar afterwards.
Make the most of your stay, and check out our 10 favourite things to do in Stanthorpe or work your way around a local kind of 19th hole with this guide.
Allora Sports Club
For rolling green hills and perfectly positioned trees to work your club magic around, head along the New England Highway towards the quaint nine-hole, 68 par course at Allora Golf Club.
Perfect for the social players to have a quick hit at golf, before trying a hand at darts or a round of bowls with friends, before sipping back and relaxing at the local community's favourite clubhouse.
Also check out: Killarney Golf Club, Wallangarra Golf Club, Killarney Golf & Fishing Club, and Wallangarra Army Area Golf Club.
South Burnett
Blackbutt Golf Club
For an enjoyable yet challenging round of golf, make your way to the top of the Blackbutt Range.
Blackbutt Golf Club's nine-hole, 71 par course is situated in a bushland setting, stretching across 5,807 metres with water features and strategically placed bunkers to catch you out.
The classic country style club is perfect for the whole family, with a campsite and junior program for the kids.
Kingaroy Golf Club
The Kingaroy Golf Club prides itself on its relaxed country atmosphere and hospitality, so gather up your mates and head out along the Bunya Highway to this 18-hole, 71 par course in the South Burnett.
Established in 1925, this club is one of the longest-running in the region, welcoming visitors and social groups for a round or two.
For a hole-in-one visitor experience, settle into Kingaroy for the weekend with this guide.
Proston District Golf Course
Less than a kilometre’s drive out of town, you’ll come across a quaint and classic country golf club, run entirely by passionate, local volunteers.
The Proston and District Golf Club on Brigooda Road’s current course is 70 par, stretching across 5,528 metres of iconic Aussie flora and fauna.
Social golfers may like to play a nine-hole round or take part in the more intense 18 tee game, while competitive golfers should stick around for an 18-hole Stableford on Sunday mornings.
Well-positioned near the Boondooma Dam and the Barambah wine trail, you’ll want to stay while you play, with just a donation necessary.
Also check out: Kumbia & District Golf Course, Murgon Golf Club, Nanango Golf Club, Goomeri Golf Club, Kilkivan Golf Club and Wondai Golf Club.