Tura Beach Country Club
Parkland

Tura Beach Country Club

18 holes • 5,772m • Slope 128

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About Tura Beach Country Club

Tura Beach Country Club is an 18-hole public-access championship course at 4 The Fairway, Tura Beach, on the New South Wales Far South Coast. Peter Thomson and Mike Wolveridge designed the course for an AVJennings residential development, Australia's first purpose-built integrated golf-course and housing project. Construction began in 1981; the first nine opened in June 1982 and the second nine followed in February 1984.

The current official course summary lists men's configurations at par 69 or 70 and women's at par 73 or 74, with a maximum published length of 5,772 metres and men's ACR/slope of 70/128. The routing moves from coastal terrain near the beach into steeper eucalyptus forest. Visitors can play social golf seven days a week and can enter competitions with a current GolfLink handicap.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to 5,772m, course rating 70 and slope rating 128. Designed by Peter Thomson and Mike Wolveridge, the course originally opened in 1982. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Golf Lessons, Practice Green, Practice Nets, Golf Carts, Bistro, Bar, Function Rooms, and 2 more.

History & Design

1982
Opened
Peter Thomson & Mike Wolveridge
Architects
Parkland
Course Style
Australia's first purpose-built integrated golf-course and housing development
Known For
Men's and Women's Pro-Am events; Legends Tour events; interstate elite junior events; district and regional championships
Hosted
Golf Australia Top 100 Public Access Courses 2023 - No. 83
Awards
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Origins

AVJennings announced the Tura Beach development in 1981 as a purpose-built residential project centred on a golf course. Peter Thomson and Mike Wolveridge were engaged to design the layout.

Did You Know?
The first nine opened in June 1982, while the second nine did not open until February 1984.

Design Philosophy

The routing deliberately combines two contrasting landscapes: flatter coastal holes near the beach and a second section climbing through mature eucalyptus forest.

Development

Work began in 1981. The first nine opened in June 1982, and the second nine followed in February 1984, completing the 18-hole course.

Recognition

Golf Australia ranked Tura Beach No. 83 among Australia's Top 100 Public Access Courses for 2023, and the club has regularly hosted professional, elite junior and regional events.

Today

Tura Beach operates as an 18-hole public-access country club with golf, bowls, tennis, dining and event facilities.

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Facilities

Pro ShopGolf LessonsPractice GreenPractice NetsGolf CartsBistroBarFunction RoomsBowling GreensTennis Courts

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
Visitor
Visitor 18 Holes$65Effective 1 January 2026.
Visitor 9 Holes$40Effective 1 January 2026.
Other
Junior Under 18 - 18 Holes$30—
Seniors Card - 18 Holes$60—
9 hole
Junior Under 18 - 9 Holes$20—
Seniors Card - 9 Holes$38—
Twilight
Twilight 18 Holes$48After 2pm, or after 3pm during daylight saving.
Twilight 9 Holes$30After 2pm, or after 3pm during daylight saving.

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

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Course Design

Architects & designers

PT

Peter William Thomson (born Brunswick, Victoria, August 23, 1929; died Melbourne, June 20, 2018) achieved unparalleled…

MW

Mike Wolveridge is an Australian golf course architect who collaborated extensively with five‑time British Open…