Mount Gambier

Courses

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mount Gambier worth visiting for golf, considering there's only one main course?

Absolutely, the Mount Gambier Golf Club is a fantastic parkland layout that makes the trip worthwhile on its own. You'll find a beautifully maintained course with challenging holes carved through towering pines and native bushland, offering a truly tranquil and engaging round.

When is the best time of year to play golf in Mount Gambier?

We recommend visiting during spring (September-November) or autumn (March-May) for ideal golfing weather. You'll enjoy comfortable temperatures and less wind, perfect for tackling the course, and it's also when the region's famous Blue Lake is at its most vibrant.

What should I expect from the overall golf trip experience in Mount Gambier beyond the course itself?

Beyond the greens, Mount Gambier offers a unique blend of natural wonders that truly enhance your visit. You'll want to explore the stunning volcanic crater lakes, especially the iconic Blue Lake, and discover the fascinating cave gardens right in town, making for a well-rounded and memorable trip.

How easy is it to get to Mount Gambier, and what are the accommodation options like?

Getting to Mount Gambier is straightforward, with regional flights available from Melbourne and Adelaide, or it's a scenic drive if you prefer. You'll find a good range of accommodation, from comfortable motels and B&Bs to self-contained apartments, all offering a friendly base for your golfing adventure.

What's the typical cost for a round of golf at Mount Gambier Golf Club, and is it good value?

A round at Mount Gambier Golf Club offers excellent value, typically ranging from AUD $40-$60 for visitors, depending on the season and day. We think it's a steal for such a well-maintained and enjoyable course, providing a high-quality experience without breaking the bank.