Yering Meadows Golf Club

Yering Meadows Golf Club is an expansive 27-hole golf destination offering multiple course configurations. The multi-course facility caters to golfers of all skill levels, from players seeking championship-length tournament tests to social groups enjoying shorter, companion routings.

The course routing takes full advantage of its natural rolling valley course with wetlands, introducing natural elevation changes, tree-lined fairway corridors, and subtle contours that reward well-placed drives and calculated approach angles.

Putting greens at Yering Meadows Golf Club are surfaced with Bentgrass, manicured to provide true-rolling ball speeds and consistent roll across all 18 holes. Subtle green slopes and borrows require thoughtful green-reading and distance control on downhill putts.

Fairways are planted with Couch, producing lush, tightly knit lies and reliable turf cushions that encourage clean iron strikes throughout the season.

As a Tier 2 semi-private club, Yering Meadows Golf Club balances an active membership with broad visitor access. Non-member golfers are warmly invited to play during designated public visitor tee-time windows throughout the week.

Public play is generally open on midweek mornings and afternoons, Sunday fields, and twilight periods outside of core member competitions (typically Wednesdays and Saturday mornings). Reserving a tee time 2 to 4 days ahead through the pro shop on +61 3 9738 9000 is recommended. Green fees are from $40.00 AUD (9 hole rate) up to $85.00 AUD.

Yering Meadows Golf Club is configured as a walking golf course. Pull trolleys and buggies are welcome, and the natural terrain provides an enjoyable, accessible walking round.

Pre-round preparation is supported by a dedicated driving range, a manicured practice putting green, allowing golfers to warm up their swing and dial in green speeds prior to teeing off.

While clubhouse hours are primarily focused around competition days, the course is located within minutes of local Yering cafes, bakeries, and country pubs for post-round meals and refreshments.