Bowral Golf Club
Club in Wingecarribee

Incredible avenues of exotic worn English and native trees border the fairways. A slope rating of 121, superb fairways, true greens with a layout that is difficult for all levels. Visitors are invited to enjoy the ambiance of a club 115 years in the making or indulge in lunch or a glass of wine while you enjoy the warmth of the log fire when toasting the day or sit on the terrace and enjoy the view. Bowral is just over an hour from Sydney, we look forward to your visit. Arrange a meal at Bowral Golf Club when your group comes to play. From the entire beginner to the seasoned golfer Kevin teaches with a genuine desire to aid you learn and improve your game to be the superior you can be. Vast Hall with fireplace accurate for lofty tea and relaxing. The Bowral Golf Club is a tradition in the Southern Highlands and traces its history back to 1901. You are maximum welcome to arrange a meeting at the club to see what Bowral Golf Club has got to give for golfers or social members. WEATHER WARNINGS Any time there is lightning activity, there is a significant risk of being struck by lightning on a golf course. At Bowral, in competition management, the pro shop staff manage all men's and medley competitions. The count back system we use in arriving at competition placings and prizes is along the lines of that recommended by Golf Australia. The winner and other placing are encourage on the basis of the best score for the last nine holes. If the tying players have the same score for the last nine, determine the winner on the basis of the end six holes, final three holes, and finally holebyhole from the 18th hole. If this method is used in a handicap stroke play competition, one half, one third, one sixth, etc of the handicaps should be deducted. Ties are to be decided over the last nine, final six, last three, and end hole, in the event of a tie at that point then an 18 hole count back will be carried out. This will have the player's name and playing handicap as healthy as details of the competition being played. If a player fails (for a reason which is not approved by the committee in charge of the competition) to return a entire score as soon as practicable after completion of their round, the round will be recorded as No Score Not Approved ’. In this case they should alert the Captain or his representative and their card may be recorded as No Score Approved’. The Captain's representative, in the absence of an explicit nomination, is the pro shop staff member compiling the competition results on the day. Members competing in a round of competition, outer of conventional competitions hours, must return their cards to either of the places nominated above as soon as possible and before leaving the club behind their competition round. Members should satisfy themselves that it will be conceivable to return the competition card to one of the nominated places earlier starting a round. The pro shop or clubhouse being closed is deemed to be an insufficient reason for the non return of a competition card and disqualification will result for the player(s) when not submitting a card when needed to do so. To quote Golf Australia It should be remembered that club golfers play the game as a recreation.