Noosa Golf Club

Overview: Noosa Golf Club is a visitor-friendly 18-hole course inland from the Sunshine Coast beaches and resort strip. The current course is par 72 and combines open playing corridors with established trees and the warm, subtropical conditions of the Noosa area. It is a useful course for golfers who want a relaxed club round during a beach holiday, with enough length and positional interest to remain rewarding for players who plan their way around the property.

History: The club was established in 1937 and began with nine holes. The layout expanded to 18 holes during the 1970s, followed by a major upgrade in 1999. The club's information identifies Scott Murphy with the original layout, so the present course is best viewed as a long-running local design that has been extended and improved rather than replaced by a single modern resort build.

Did You Know? Noosa Golf Club gives a golfer a different perspective on the destination. The course is close enough to connect with Noosa's beaches, restaurants and national park, but the round takes place in a more established inland club setting. The course's timeline is unusually clear for a local club: nine holes in its early years, an 18-hole expansion in the 1970s and a major upgrade in 1999.