Bingara Gorge Golf Course
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Bingara Gorge Golf Course

18 holes • Par 72 • 6,690m

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About Bingara Gorge Golf Course

Bingara Gorge Golf Course is a Graham Marsh-designed 18-hole, par-72 layout at Wilton in south-west Sydney. The course was established as a central feature of the Bingara Gorge community in 2014 and incorporates five tee positions per hole, with the complete layout ranging from 5,006 to 6,690 metres. In 2026 Golf NSW acquired the course from Metro Property Development as part of its plan for a publicly accessible golf hub supporting participation, events and player development.

At the time of this research, only holes 10-18 were open for play; golfers booking 18 holes were instructed to play that nine-hole sequence twice. The open section includes holes routed around a central lake and the 16th, which crosses the gorge from the tee. Visitor access is explicitly public.

The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,690m. Designed by Graham Marsh, the course originally opened in 2014. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Bistro, Bar, Sports Bar, Function Rooms.

History & Design

2014
Opened
Graham Marsh
Architects
Graham Marsh design acquired by Golf NSW in 2026
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Origins

Bingara Gorge Golf Course was created as part of the Bingara Gorge residential community at Wilton. The development was organised around an 18-hole championship layout designed by Graham Marsh, and the course became a central feature of the community from its formation in 2014.

Did You Know?
Golf NSW acquired Bingara Gorge in 2026 as the site of a planned flagship Home of Golf for New South Wales.

Design Philosophy

Marsh's par-72 routing uses five tee positions per hole and stretches from 5,006 to 6,690 metres across the complete layout. The course runs through bushland and the residential estate, with water and changes in terrain incorporated into the routing. The currently open back nine includes a sequence around the central lake and a tee shot across the gorge at the 16th.

Development

A major ownership change occurred in 2026 when Golf NSW acquired Bingara Gorge Golf Course from Metro Property Development. Golf NSW described the acquisition as a long-term project to create a flagship Home of Golf supporting participation, events, player development and high-performance programs. During the transition, only holes 10-18 were open, with golfers playing the back nine twice when booking an 18-hole round.

Today

The course remains publicly accessible under Golf NSW ownership. The official site describes an 18-hole, par-72 Graham Marsh design, while clearly advising that only holes 10-18 are currently in play.

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Facilities

Pro ShopBistroBarSports BarFunction Rooms

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
Other
Green Fees From$39Official website states public green fees from $39; exact conditions for the starting rate are not stated in the page text.
Visitor
Tuesday & Wednesday Open Competition Visitor Entry$70Includes green fee and competition fee.
Saturday & Sunday 18-Hole Open Competition Visitor Entry$80Includes competition entry/green fee as published by the course.

Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.

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Architect & designers

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Graham MarshDesigner

Graham Vivian Marsh (born 14 January 1944 in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia) is a celebrated Australian professional…