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Carrara · 18 holes · Par 72 · Public
Well maintained, scenic course · Strong closing holes (17 and 18)
From $59 for 18 holes
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 72
- Length
- 6,162 m
- Access
- Public
- From (18 holes)
- $62
Overview
At a glance
Bribie Island Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 course at Woorim on Bribie Island, open to public bookings. The club has a pro shop, bar, restaurant and function spaces, and golfers often mention its flat, tree-lined layout and well-kept greens.
How it compares
Championship length- 6,162 m from the back tees.
- Green fees from $62 for 18 holes, well above the typical $45 around Brisbane (9 of the 12 18-hole courses that publish visitor rates are cheaper).
- At 6,162 m it's longer than most 18-hole courses around Brisbane (typical 5,830 m).
- One of the highest-rated courses around Brisbane on Google: 4.5 from 441 reviews (typical 4.3).
Bribie Island Golf Club sits at Links Court in Woorim, on the ocean side of Bribie Island, and plays as an 18-hole par 72. One third-party feature lists the length at 6,162 metres, though the club's own site doesn't publish a figure. The club says it is part of a ranking of Australia's best public-access courses. Golfers describe a mostly flat walk on sandy soil, with plenty of trees but fairways that are fairly open, and rough that rarely swallows a ball. Reviewers often mention greens in very good condition and bunkers in decent shape, with some water in play but not a lot. Wildlife is part of the round, and kangaroos are regularly seen on the fairways. Pace of play is described as smooth midweek, though one visitor got stuck behind a slow competition field, so it is worth checking the competition calendar before booking. Motorised carts are available and visitors report them as newer and without GPS. The pro shop is well stocked and golfers regularly praise the staff. Bookings are essential and are made through the club's online booking page or by phoning the golf shop. Off the course, the clubhouse restaurant is busy with locals and open for lunch Monday to Saturday and dinner Wednesday to Friday, and the club hosts weddings and functions. It suits social golfers, visiting groups and anyone after a relaxed, good-value round on the island.
Before you go
Booking
OnlineBy phone
Bookings essential; book online or call the golf shop (ext 1).
Who can play
- Visitor times
- Social golf any day of the week
Golf forecast
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Green fees
| Rate | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 18 holes, social | $62 | social golf rate; visitor rate not separated |
| 9 holes, social | $36 | |
| Motorised cart, 18 holes | $44 | cart hire |
| Motorised cart, 9 holes | $36 | cart hire |
Visitor rates from the club (source) , checked 20 October 2026. Prices change, so confirm with the club when you book.
Practice and hire
| Hire | Holes | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motorised cart | 18 | $44 | |
| Motorised cart | 9 | $36 |
From the club's website, checked 20 October 2026. Confirm with the club before you go.
The course
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Reviews
4.5
441 reviews
What golfers say
- Greens and course in good condition
- Friendly pro shop and staff
- Good clubhouse food and value
- Slow rounds when competitions are on
Our summary of recent Google reviews.
5 out of 5
“I live 40 mins from bribie golf club and find the course amazing and challenging for a 2 handicapper. The golf staff are good people and I just bought a set off big Braydon the pro- he organised me an exceptional price on the new…”
5 out of 5
“Five stars from our entire group without hesitation. I hadn’t played at Bribie Island Golf Club in nearly 30 years, and returning with 16 golfers for our Invitational Series was a genuinely special experience. Even with challenging…”
5 out of 5
“Course in great condition - greens were very good! Very flat, a little bit of water but not a big issue, lots of trees but fairly open & bunkers generally in good condition. Played mid-week & players groups flowed well with no hold…”
Facilities
- Pro shop
- Cart hire
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Function rooms
Accessibility: wheelchair-accessible car park, wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair-accessible toilet.
Location
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7 Links Court, Woorim QLD 4507
Getting there
- From Brisbane Airport 1 h 8 min 74 km
- From Brisbane CBD 1 h 15 min 74 km
- From Surfers Paradise 2 h 10 min 153 km
- From Gold Coast Airport 2 h 24 min 174 km
Typical driving times without heavy traffic, from OpenStreetMap road data.
Nearby golf courses
- Pacific Harbour Golf & Country Club · Banksia Beach · 7.7 km · 4.4
- Redcliffe Golf Club · Clontarf · 23.1 km · 4.5
- Pine Rivers Golf Club · Kurwongbah · 27.8 km · 3.6
- Caboolture Golf Club · Caboolture · 27.9 km · 4.1
Courses like Bribie Island Golf Club
Similar in size, price, access and rating, a little further afield.
Murwillumbah · 18 holes · Par 71 · Visitors welcome
Scenic setting with mountain views · Well maintained course and greens
From $70 for 18 holes
Redland Bay · 18 holes · Par 72 · Visitors welcome
Well kept course with good layout · Fair pricing
From $65 for 18 holes
Bribie Island Golf Club FAQs
Is Bribie Island Golf Club open to the public?
Yes. Visitors can book social rounds online through the club's booking page or by calling the golf shop, and bookings are essential.
How much is a round at Bribie Island Golf Club?
The club lists social green fees of $62 for 18 holes and $36 for 9 holes, with motorised carts at $44 for 18 and $36 for 9.
How many holes and what par is the course?
It is an 18-hole, par 72 course.
Can I eat at the club after golf?
Yes. The club has a restaurant open for lunch Monday to Saturday and dinner Wednesday to Friday, plus a bar.
Details checked 20 October 2026 from the club's website, Google and OpenStreetMap. Something out of date? Tell the club, or let us know and we'll fix it.
Photos: Lyn Broadway-Hill via Google Maps; Bribie Island Golf Club via Google Maps; Kelly Lyle via Google Maps; Owen Allison via Google Maps; Aerial: © State of Queensland, CC BY-SA. Photos remain the property of their owners.