Mount Golf Club welcomes affiliated and non-affiliated members and visitors to the Club and you can find our green fee structure below.

If you are contemplating becoming a member at the Mount, come along, pay a green fee and try out the course. If you decide to join afterward we will deduct the green fee off your membership fee.

Click here to book a game via the pro shop more than 8 days in advance. Or if you are a member of another golf club, click here to go through to dot golf bookings where you can book up to 7 days in advance.

The layout of our course is in three, six hole blocks with each block initially leading away from the clubhouse, and then back to the clubhouse. This means the Mount is ideally set up for visitors to play 6, 12 or 18 holes. As if you were to play a traditional 9 holes, upon finishing you will find yourself approximately 1200 metres from the clubhouse and car park. 

Please note that the local green fee passport system is not available on Saturdays and is now $50.00 for 18 holes and $35.00 for 9 holes.

We do have Hire gear/equipment available through the pro shop (as shown below);

Carts: Visitors - $55.00 for 18 holes / $40.00 for 12 holes or less

Hire clubs - $50.00 (premium) $35.00 (standard) for 18 holes

Pull trundlers - $10.00 for 18 holes

Hire shoes - $5.00 for 18 holes

Please note that our clubhouse faciites (cafe and bar) are cashless, so we only accept payment via debit or credit card. However if you wish to pay cash for green fees you may do so in the pro shop.

DRESS CODE

Players must be dressed in appropriate golf attire, neat and tidy at all times when entering the course. Golf attire can be described as that which would be accepted by the PGA or LPGA and can be purchased from a golf retail store.

Examples of Appropriate Attire:

Casual golf trousers, golf skirts/skorts or shorts, collared shirts, Soft spiked golf shoes (flat soled trainers are acceptable)

Examples of Non Appropriate Attire

Beach shorts, singlets, T-Shirts, clothing with unsightly or obscene slogans or graphics, denim, jandals, crocks.

 Appropriate footwear is required on the course, practice areas and in the clubhouse.

Club officials and staff have the clubs authority to deny access if the dress code is not met.