Architect
Carnegie Clark (Original); Jack Nicklaus (Redesign)
Established
1882
Par / Length
72 / 7228y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: The Australian Golf Club in Sydney is the oldest golf club in the country, featuring a championship parkland layout. The course was originally routed by Carnegie Clark but was transformed by Jack Nicklaus in the 1970s and modernized again by Nicklaus Design in 2013. The design is characterized by large, fast-rolling greens, deep bunkers, and water hazards.
History: Founded in 1882, the club's history is the history of Australian golf. The current course was originally laid out by Carnegie Clark but was radically transformed by Jack Nicklaus in the 1970s and again in 2013. The 1970s redesign was commissioned by Kerry Packer to create a world-class venue, and the club has hosted the Australian Open more than any other site.
Did You Know? The club's trophy, the Stonehaven Cup, is the national trophy presented to the winner of the Australian Open, which was first played at the club in 1904.
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