cluBarham Golf & Sports

Location
Barham, The Murray, New South Wales
Address
6-8 Niemur Street, Barham NSW 2732
Course
18 holes · Par 73 (women par 74)
Visitors
Open to public
Weekday green fee
$55 (18) · $35 (9)
Phone
03 5453 2772

Book a tee time · Club website

About the course

cluBarham Golf & Sports is the golf arm of the cluBarham group in Barham, a Murray River town about 852 kilometres south-west of Sydney, between Echuca and Swan Hill. The course sits in natural bushland a couple of kilometres from the town centre, on the NSW side of the river.

The 18-hole layout was redesigned by golf course architect Ross Watson, and the club continues to refine it to his plan. It has grass greens and is known for its bunkering. Men play to par 73 over 6,172 metres from the blue tees, and women to par 74 over 5,465 metres from the red tees.

  • 2nd: a 476-metre par 5.
  • 5th: the signature hole, a 392-metre par 4 named Gallipoli, with one of the largest bunkers on the Murray.
  • 18th: a 126-metre par 3 to finish.

Visitors book tee times online through the club's public booking system after registering as a public member. Member competitions are played from Wednesday to Sunday, and the club runs tournaments such as the Mixed 2-Day Pinehurst Championship on 28 and 29 November 2026. Green fees are $55 for 18 holes and $35 for nine, the same every day.

The golf precinct has a driving range, a cafe serving snacks and lunches, a bar, restaurant and gym, and 14 grass tennis courts. Comfort Suites cluBarham Golf Resort, beside the course, offers apartments, cabins and eight ensuite and eight powered RV sites, with stay and play packages outside tournament dates.

Green fees

Same public rate every day on the MiClub calendar; register as a public member to book online; social golf membership $242 includes one free round then $20 green fees; stay and play packages with on-course Comfort Suites accommodation and RV sites.

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