Cairns Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course at Woree, a short distance from central Cairns. The organisation was formed in 1923 following three meetings at the Pacific Hotel. Its first nine holes were laid out on a paddock at Edge Hill and opened on Foundation Day, 26 January 1924.
A subsequent nine-hole course at Burpu opened on 26 January 1926 and developed into the site played today. The modern club welcomes social golfers seven days a week and publishes a detailed hole-by-hole course tour. The course includes three sets of measured tees identified as Black, White and Green on the club's hole guides.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1926. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Pro Shop, Golf Lessons, Restaurant, Bar, Golf Carts.
Cairns Golf Club was created after three meetings at the Pacific Hotel in 1923. The first course consisted of nine holes on land owned by Mr Dean at Edge Hill, in the area now occupied by Edge Hill State School.
The Edge Hill course opened on 26 January 1924. A new nine-hole course at Burpu opened on 26 January 1926 and subsequently developed into the present golf course. Over succeeding decades the club expanded its course and facilities and established a significant tournament programme.
The City of Cairns professional tournament originated in 1965 and was described in the club's historical record as becoming the most successful event in country Queensland.
Cairns operates an 18-hole course with social play seven days a week, a floodlit driving range, PGA-staffed golf shop, motorised-cart fleet and clubhouse.
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| Fee Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Other | |
| 18 Holes Walking - Regular | $59 |
| 18 Holes Walking - Online | $54 |
| 9 hole | |
| 9 Holes Walking - Regular | $49 |
| 9 Holes Walking - Online | $39 |
Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.
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