Leura Golf Club
Mountain

Leura Golf Club

18 holes • Par 70 • 4,912m • Slope 124

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About Leura Golf Club

Leura Golf Club is a historic 18-hole mountain course in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales. The club officially began golf on 29 November 1902 with nine holes on its Fitzroy Street site and later expanded to a full 18-hole course. The current Blue scorecard is par 70 and 5,372 yards, with a slope rating of 124; the Red course is also par 70 and measures 4,793 yards with a slope of 114.

The routing contains a relatively high number of par threes as well as several par fives. Leura remained a private member-owned club but has long made golf available to visitors. Major changes to the property included gradual expansion during the 1920s, completion of a redesigned lower nine in 1970, and another realignment associated with the Fairmont development in the 1980s.

The course is an 18-hole mountain golf course. It plays to par 70, 4,912m (5,372 yards), slope rating 124. The course originally opened in 1902. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Restaurant, Bistro, Bar, Golf Cart Hire, Club Hire, Pull Buggy Hire.

History & Design

1902
Opened
Mountain
Course Style
One of the early non-city golf clubs in New South Wales
Known For
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Origins

Golf at Leura began in difficult conditions during the Federation drought. The club officially opened on 29 November 1902 with nine holes on its Fitzroy Street site, making it one of the early non-city golf courses in New South Wales. It was established as a private, member-owned club, initially without a reliable water supply.

Did You Know?
Leura's first clubhouse was a simple bark shelter.

Development

A bark shelter served as the first clubhouse before a Federation-style clubhouse was built in 1908. Land for another nine holes was acquired before the First World War, and expansion continued through the 1920s until an integrated 18-hole course was created. A redesign undertaken before the Second World War ultimately culminated in a new lower nine opening in 1970.

Financial difficulty in the late 1970s led to an arrangement with developers connected with the Fairmont project. That deal produced another lower-nine realignment, a new clubhouse and redevelopment of the old clubhouse site. The realignment was completed in late 1987 and the current clubhouse opened in June 1988.

Today

Leura remains member-owned but openly accommodates visitors. Its present course is a compact par-70 mountain layout on the Blue Mountains plateau, supported by a clubhouse, pro shop, restaurant and bar.

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Facilities

Pro ShopRestaurantBistroBarGolf Cart HireClub HirePull Buggy Hire

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
Weekday
Visitor Weekday - 18 Holes$48—
Visitor Weekday - 11 Holes$37—
Fairmont Guest Weekday - 18 Holes$44—
Fairmont Guest Weekday - 11 Holes$33—
Weekend
Visitor Weekend & Public Holidays - 18 Holes$60—
Visitor Weekend & Public Holidays - 11 Holes$48—
Fairmont Guest Weekend & Public Holidays - 18 Holes$54—
Fairmont Guest Weekend & Public Holidays - 11 Holes$44—
Visitor
Visitor Competition - 18 Holes$60Includes competition entry fee.
Member
Reciprocal 7-Day Member Social - 18 Holes$32—
Reciprocal 7-Day Member Social - 11 Holes$22—
Golfing Member Guest - 18 Holes$32—
Golfing Member Guest - 11 Holes$22—
Other
Junior Age 10-16 - 18 Holes$20—
Junior Age 10-16 - 11 Holes$15—
Junior Age 17-18 - 18 Holes$20—
Junior Age 17-18 - 11 Holes$15—

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

Scorecard

Hole-by-hole yardage, par and stroke index for the main course layout.

18 holesPar 704,912mSlope 124
Front 9123456789Out
Par43553534335
Metres2501144034531783481202611482275
Yards2731254414951953811312851622488
Index617731113181415-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par4354435343570
Metres32118345532533912445715627626364911
Yards35120049835537113650017130228845372
Index581291162410--

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