If half the group is fishing, golf gives the other half a clear plan for a few hours away from the water.
01Nagambie Golf Club
Nagambie Golf Club is an 18-hole course at Cemetery Lane. The club says members and visitors are welcome.
02What the course is like
Reviewers describe a flat, forgiving country course with straight fairways, small greens and no bunkers. It is run by volunteers. It plays best in the cooler months and spring. Greens and fairways dry out in late summer, and it is worth avoiding windy days.
Visitor access, competition times and course conditions can change. Check with Nagambie Golf Club before you travel.
03Green fees and bookings
Check current green fees and book visitor play through the club's official booking page. Do not rely on an old price or an assumed tee time.
04Fit it into a group weekend
Golf can run alongside a morning fishing session, a regatta program or a winery visit. Meet back in town for a meal using the Eat and drink guide, or give each part of the group a choice from things to do in Nagambie.
05Common questions
Can visitors play golf in Nagambie? Yes. Nagambie Golf Club welcomes visitors alongside members, with visitor rounds booked through the club's online booking page.
How many holes is the Nagambie golf course? Eighteen, on a flat volunteer-run country course at Cemetery Lane with straight fairways, small greens and no bunkers.
How much is a round of golf at Nagambie? Green fees change, so check the current rate on the club's booking page rather than relying on an old price.
When is the best time of year to play? The cooler months and spring, when the course carries the most grass. Fairways dry out in late summer, and windy days are worth avoiding on an open country course.