THE CLUBHOUSE

Few clubhouses are as part of the golf experience as the one at The Barwon Heads Golf Club.

For almost a century the Clubhouse has greeted visitors to the course and formed a backdrop for the finishing hole, so close it seems to be in play. It embodies the characteristics of the quintessential clubhouse, appearing stately in its setting, affording exceptional views of the course, and warmly housing the camaraderie of members and guests.

“If golf courses are the soul of a golf club, then the clubhouse is its heart ”

– Richard Diedrich –

“Hands down the best clubhouse in Australia”

– Steve Beach, Australian Golf Digest –

Entry to the Clubhouse is restricted to members and their guests, suitably attired green fee players, house guests staying at the Club and those registered to attend a meeting, event or function. The liquor licensing legislation requires that guests and green fee players be signed in as visitors in the visitor’s book. This is available immediately opposite the reception desk. This, and other rules designed to engender respect for other guests, BHGC staff and the laws of the land can be found below.

Clubhouse Rules

Dress Code in the Clubhouse and on the Course

Accommodation

Travellers have been making use of the accommodation facilities within the iconic Barwon Heads Clubhouse since 1924.
There are 19 ensuite rooms available for those visiting Barwon Heads seeking a traditional, service-oriented experience.

Renovations and restorations are currently underway on the heritage-listed Clubhouse, which will require the iconic 100-year-old building to close. During this period, accommodation will not be available, with the anticipated re-opening scheduled for late 2025. 

Meetings & Events

Meetings and events held at the Club are delivered with pride and style – and with accommodation available upstairs, packages can be designed with overnight stays that incorporate a round of golf prior to, or after, your successful event.