About This Course
Course Overview
Bicheno Golf Club is nestled 4km north of the picturesque coastal town of Bicheno, Tasmania, offering a unique and challenging golfing experience for players of all skill levels. The 9 hole course is beautifully designed to take advantage of the stunning natural surroundings, with rolling fairways and small greens that will test even the most seasoned golfers. The course layout incorporates native vegetation and wildlife, creating a peaceful and serene atmosphere that enhances the overall golfing experience. Players can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains as they make their way around the course.
Atmosphere & Experience
The atmosphere at Bicheno Golf Club is warm and welcoming, with a strong sense of community among members and visitors alike. Players can expect a relaxed and laid-back 'country course" vibe, allowing them to focus on enjoying their time on the course without feeling rushed or pressured. The friendly staff and fellow golfers create a supportive and inclusive environment that makes every round at Bicheno Golf Club a memorable experience.
Whether you're a seasoned golfer looking to improve your game or a beginner just starting out, Bicheno Golf Club offers a range of programs and events to cater to all skill levels. From regular tournaments and social events, there are plenty of opportunities to hone your skills and connect with other golf enthusiasts.
History & Background
Bicheno Golf Club has a rich history dating back to its founding in the late 1960's. The course was designed by renowned architect John Smith, who envisioned a challenging yet playable layout that would showcase the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. Over the years, Bicheno Golf Club has received numerous accolades for its stunning design and exceptional playing conditions, attracting golfers from near and far to experience its unique charm.
The course has undergone several renovations and improvements over the years to ensure that it remains in top condition for players to enjoy. The dedication of the club's members and volunteers has helped to preserve the course's heritage and maintain its status as one of Tasmania's finest 9 hole courses.