Central Coast Golf Course. A first-class golf experience.
The Central Coast's premier 18-hole championship golf course, 20 minutes from Gosford. Par 72, set amongst stunning bushland with sloping contours and superb panoramic views.
Designed by golf course architects Al Howard and Graham Papworth, our golf club offers panoramic hinterland views, sloping contours and undulating greens — a layout that rewards thought over power.
A challenging walk, or enhance your round with one of our golf carts — one of the best golf experiences on the Central Coast.
Facilities & Services
Fully stocked Pro Shop
Cold drinks and snacks
Golf cart hire
Pull buggy hire
Equipment hire (limited)
Locker rooms & change facilities (Fri – Sun only)
Putting green
Food & Beverage
Clubhouse bar and restaurant (Fri – Sun only)
Casual dining & café options
Outdoor seating & function areas
Relax & Unwind — after your round, take time to enjoy the surroundings. Unwind in the locker room, grab a cold drink under the pergola, or head into the Sitting Duck Restaurant — our on-site Central Coast restaurant.
Par 72 · 6,024 m (men) · 5,238 m (ladies). Select a hole to view its map and course-management notes.
First Hole
Par 5 · 497m · Index 4
Men
497 m
Ladies
430 m
Men's Index
4
Ladies' Index
2
A strong opening par 5 that rewards a tee shot pushed up the right side of the fairway. A well-placed lay-up sets up the ideal approach into a green that's defended down the right and at the back.
Second Hole
Par 3 · 176m · Index 5
Men
176 m
Ladies
145 m
Men's Index
5
Ladies' Index
8
A testing par 3 where wind and firm greens make club selection everything. Miss long and you'll be chipping back uphill to a slick, sloping surface.
Third Hole
Par 4 · 359m · Index 1
Men
359 m
Ladies
320 m
Men's Index
1
Ladies' Index
1
One of the toughest holes on the course, demanding length and accuracy from the tee. The approach plays uphill to a well-guarded green where par is always a great score.
Fourth Hole
Par 5 · 409m · Index 14
Men
409 m
Ladies
365 m
Men's Index
14
Ladies' Index
12
A reachable par 5 for longer hitters but strategic placement is key. Favour the left side off the tee to open up the green for your second shot.
Fifth Hole
Par 3 · 134m · Index 17
Men
134 m
Ladies
118 m
Men's Index
17
Ladies' Index
17
A shorter par 3 that looks simple but can bite if you get lazy with club selection. The elevated green funnels away from missed shots on either side.
Sixth Hole
Par 4 · 338m · Index 2
Men
338 m
Ladies
300 m
Men's Index
2
Ladies' Index
4
This strategic par 4 rewards placement more than power. A conservative tee shot leaves a clean look into one of the most undulating greens on the front nine.
Seventh Hole
Par 4 · 391m · Index 7
Men
391 m
Ladies
340 m
Men's Index
7
Ladies' Index
10
A quality driving hole where a solid tee shot opens up a mid-iron approach. Anything leaked right brings the bush into play — stay left off the tee.
Eighth Hole
Par 4 · 335m · Index 10
Men
335 m
Ladies
290 m
Men's Index
10
Ladies' Index
13
A classic course-management hole where respect for the layout pays off. The green rewards an aggressive approach but punishes anything short or right.
Ninth Hole
Par 4 · 335m · Index 9
Men
335 m
Ladies
300 m
Men's Index
9
Ladies' Index
7
A strong finishing hole on the front nine with trouble left and a sloping fairway. The approach into the clubhouse green is one of the more photogenic shots of the round.
Tenth Hole
Par 3 · 140m · Index 6
Men
140 m
Ladies
120 m
Men's Index
6
Ladies' Index
15
A tidy par 3 to begin the back nine that rewards precision over power. Miss the green short and you'll be playing a delicate pitch to a firm surface.
Eleventh Hole
Par 5 · 486m · Index 11
Men
486 m
Ladies
430 m
Men's Index
11
Ladies' Index
6
One of the best birdie opportunities on the course for those who find the fairway. A lay-up to 100 metres leaves the best angle into a green with back-to-front movement.
Twelfth Hole
Par 4 · 275m · Index 12
Men
275 m
Ladies
240 m
Men's Index
12
Ladies' Index
11
A shorter par 4 that tempts players to attack — but out of bounds and trees frame a narrow landing area. Play smart and you'll have a wedge in hand.
Thirteenth Hole
Par 4 · 351m · Index 3
Men
351 m
Ladies
310 m
Men's Index
3
Ladies' Index
3
Another demanding par 4 where a premium tee shot is required. Length from the tee pays off with a shorter club into a well-protected green.
Fourteenth Hole
Par 4 · 331m · Index 8
Men
331 m
Ladies
290 m
Men's Index
8
Ladies' Index
14
A genuine scoring chance on the inward nine. A straight drive leaves a short iron into a receptive green — take advantage while you can.
Fifteenth Hole
Par 4 · 322m · Index 16
Men
322 m
Ladies
285 m
Men's Index
16
Ladies' Index
16
A deceptively tricky par 4 where precision off the tee beats raw distance every time. The green is subtle but severe — study the break.
Sixteenth Hole
Par 3 · 105m · Index 18
Men
105 m
Ladies
90 m
Men's Index
18
Ladies' Index
18
A short par 3 that should offer chances but plays longer than the card suggests when the wind gets up. A one-club miss here can cost you two shots.
Seventeenth Hole
Par 5 · 432m · Index 15
Men
432 m
Ladies
390 m
Men's Index
15
Ladies' Index
5
A late-round momentum hole that offers birdie for the brave. Two well-struck shots bring the green into range — three sensible shots makes par look easy.
Eighteenth Hole
Par 4 · 307m · Index 13
Men
307 m
Ladies
270 m
Men's Index
13
Ladies' Index
9
A smart finishing hole where discipline from the tee leaves a short approach into the home green. Walk off with a par and you've had a very good day at The Springs.
72
Par
18
Holes
6,024 m
Men's Total
5,238 m
Ladies' Total
Common questions
Golf FAQ.
How do I book a tee time?
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Online via the booking section on this page, or call the pro shop directly on 02 4373 1522. Same-day weekday bookings are usually available; weekend mornings book out earlier.
What's included in the green fee?
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Eighteen holes of championship golf on the course. Carts, hire buggies, club hire and lessons are extra — see the pricing table for full details.
Are golf carts available?
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Yes — $30 for 9 holes, $50 for 18 holes. We also have manual hire buggies for walking players: $5 / $10. Bookings via the pro shop.
Are juniors and pensioners offered discounted rates?
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Juniors (8–18) play for $20 a round any day. Pensioners get discounted weekday rates ($35 / $50). Weekend pensioner rates are not currently offered.
Can I take a lesson with a PGA professional?
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Yes. Our PGA Head Professional Grant Williams offers private coaching from 60-minute sessions ($120) through to full-day on-course tuition. Book via the pro shop or golf@the-springs.com.au.
Is there a clubhouse and restaurant?
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Yes — the Sitting Duck Restaurant at the top of the 18th hole serves Friday to Sunday lunch. The bar is open Friday to Sunday until 5pm.
Ready for your round?
The Central Coast's premier golf course.
Twenty minutes from Gosford. An hour from Sydney and Newcastle. We look forward to welcoming you to The Springs.