Majors Bay Rd,
Concord, nr Sydney, New South Wales 2137
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David Northey (Director of Golf) / Lorien Scott (Head Teaching Professional).The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Gently undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Residential setting.
Designer:
Original design by Dan Soutar (1920). Significant redesigns and renovations by Ross Watson (1997), Mark Parker (2009) and Tom Doak (2018).
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151.100386
13 km W of Sydney Harbour Bridge.
From the Sydney Harbour Bridge area, travel west on the Western Distributor (Hwy 40/4). After approx 9 km turn right onto Parramatta Road (Hwy 4: Gt Western Hwy). After approx 3 km turn right into Broughton St. After 1 km, just after Queen Elizabeth Park, turn left into Crane Rd. After 200 m bear right onto Majors Bay Rd. After 1 km turn left into Links Ave. After 200 m turn right into Flavelle St. Golf is in front of you.
Concord Golf Club: An immaculate clubhouse ringed by beautifully tended gardens, signals your arrival at one of Sydney's oldest and most prestigious golf clubs. This quintessential tree-lined parkland layout provides a stress-free golfing oasis, far removed from the hubbub of the city beyond.
Laid out on ground that gently slopes away from the clubhouse, the course bears the distinction of being recently renovated by Tom Doak. There is no real rough to speak of at Concord, but an array of majestic trees (with eucalyptus to the fore), good quality bunkering and excellent greens will certainly challenge your full shot-making repertoire.
The early holes follow the course perimeter, with a touch of light traffic noise in attendance early-on. As you get further into your round the outside world soon melts away, allowing Concord's abundant charms to unfold. Amongst many classic holes, the par-5 8th demands a drive up and over a ridge, followed by a descent to the green below through an ever-tightening avenue of trees; two greenside bunkers provide the final defence on this wonderfully stylish hole.
On the back-nine loop, take care at the par-4 17th, where your approach is threatened by a pond, one of only a few water hazards in play. The stylishly bunkered par-4 18th rises back up to the elegant clubhouse, where you can again admire the horticultural skills of the club's greenkeepers ( ... and gardeners).
Private club, with restricted outside visitor play. Overseas visitors should contact the Club to determine playing possibilities and rates.
Handicap required.
Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted at all times. Golf carts available for hire.
Limited
Concord GC was originally part of the Sydney GC (later Royal Sydney). Some of Sydney GC's members set up on their own in 1898, when Sydney GC relinquished its course in Concord West and moved to Bondi sandhills near Rose Bay. Since those early days Concord has hosted many top level competitions including the Australian PGA Championship and the Australian Women's Open (see Tournaments section >by Venue >Concord).
Australia's 46th best course (Australian Golf Digest, 2022/23).
11 Hickson Rd, Walsh Bay, Sydney, NSW.
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Moore Park; Royal Sydney; The Australian; The Lakes; Bonnie Doon.
New South Wales; St Michael's; The Coast; Concord; Pymble; Avondale; Long Reef.
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Royal Sydney; The Australian
The Lakes; Bonnie Doon; New South Wales; St Michael's; The Coast; Concord; Long Reef
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