Golf Courses

The course is integrated into the Eynesbury community, with the heritage-listed Eynesbury Homestead serving as the clubhouse. Facilities include a driving range, practice areas, pro shop, and dining options.

The clubhouse, opened in 1975 and renovated in 2018, offers a licensed bar, function centre, and pro shop. Facilities include a driving range, putting greens, and chipping areas. The club hosts regular competitions, including Ladies' Day on Tuesdays, Veterans' Day on Wednesdays, and open competitions on Saturdays .

Beyond the course, Darwin Golf Club boasts comprehensive facilities, including a floodlit driving range, putting greens, and chipping areas. The clubhouse offers a bistro open seven days a week, a sports bar, gaming lounge, and a state-of-the-art playground, ensuring a welcoming environment for both golfers and their families . As a semi-private club, it welcomes both members and visitors, providing a memorable golfing experience in a unique tropical setting

TThe club boasts comprehensive facilities, including a fully licensed bar, the Asian Green Chinese restaurant, a professional golf shop, and practice areas such as a driving range and putting greens . In 2025, the club initiated a master plan to upgrade several greens and course features, aiming to enhance playability and sustainability for future generations .

Unlike the rugged coastal links that have defined Tasmania’s global golf reputation, the Championship Golf Course introduces a lush, tree-lined parklands style. Century-old oaks and native bushland frame the fairways. Stone bridges cross over creeks and lakes. Undulating greens and carefully placed bunkers demand precision and strategy. It’s a course that rewards thoughtful play and invites golfers to return again and again, each round revealing new challenges and opportunities.

The name, Championship Golf Course, is a tribute to Country Club Tasmania’s proud history. Originally opened in 1982, the course was designed by Australian golf legend Peter Thomson and architect Michael Wolveridge, and quickly earned a reputation for its blend of links and parkland styles. The new name honours that pedigree while reflecting the resort’s ambition to host elite tournaments and become a destination for serious golfers across Australia and beyond.

The course features undulating greens, strategic bunkering, and manicured fairways, providing both an enjoyable and challenging experience for all golfers. Practice facilities include a 165-meter driving range, two short game areas, and a large undulating putting green.