North West Bay Golf Club
North West Bay Golf Club
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Margate TAS 7054
The North West Bay Golf Club is southern Tasmania's only 18-hole country course. Located in Margate, the course is 15 minutes south of Hobart (19 kilometres).
The North West Bay Golf Club offers expansive views of Bruny Island and the D'Entrecasteaux Channel. This tree-lined, undulating course features many challenging holes that will test your uphill, downhill and side-hill shot skills. Visiting golfers who are members and associates of registered interstate clubs are welcome and the course is open for green-fee players on Sundays. The Club also has a bar, kiosk and practice facilities. Golf cars are available for hire and barbecue facilities are available by arrangement. Check the club website for green fees and competition schedule.
Holes: 18, Par: 72, Length: 6,108 metres, Australian Course Rating: 71
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