Ceduna Golf Club
- Location
- Ceduna, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia
- Address
- Ceduna SA
- Course
- 18 holes
- Visitors
- Visitors welcome
- Phone
- +61 8 8625 2826
About the course
Ceduna Golf Club is an 18-hole course a few minutes from Ceduna on the Far West Coast of South Australia. The course has wide fairways cut through natural bushland. The club's season runs from April to September.
The course also hosts the opening two holes of the Nullarbor Links, the 18-hole, par 72 course that runs 1,365 kilometres along the Eyre Highway between Ceduna and Kalgoorlie, with a hole in each participating town or roadhouse.
- 1st, Oyster Beds: a 485-metre par 5 themed on the Denial Bay oyster industry, which began with the first beds laid in 1985.
- 2nd, Denial Bay: a 370-metre par 4 named for the district's first settlement and port, the forerunner of Ceduna and Thevenard.
Players on the Nullarbor Links can play these holes at the club, and collect their certificate of completion from the Ceduna or Kalgoorlie visitor centre at the end of the journey. Players bring their own clubs or hire them locally.
Visitors can join the locals for Friday afternoon social golf from 4pm, when the clubroom opens for drinks. The club can be contacted on (08) 8625 2826, the number listed by the District Council of Ceduna, and the Ceduna Visitor Information Centre at 58 Poynton Street can help with Nullarbor Links details.
Green fees
Ceduna is the tee-off point for the Nullarbor Links (holes 1 and 2)
Planning your round
- How to book a tee time in Australia
- Green fees in Australia: what a round of golf costs
- Visiting a country golf club in Australia: honesty boxes, sand greens and etiquette
Nearby golf courses
- Nullarbor Links (0 km)
- Streaky Bay Golf Club (91 km)
- Darke Peak Golf Club (279 km)
- Cummins Golf Club (316 km)
- Coffin Bay Golf Club (325 km)
- Iron Knob Golf Club (332 km)
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