
Robina · 18 holes · Par 72 · Public
Excellent layout and green complexes · Friendly pro shop staff
At a glance
Burleigh Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course at Miami on the Gold Coast, founded in 1950. Visitors can play by booking ahead, provided they hold an Australian Golf Link number or an overseas handicap. Golfers rate it highly for its conditioning and fast greens.
Burleigh Golf Club sits in Miami, just back from the beach on the southern Gold Coast, and has been going since 1950. It is an 18-hole course, and one reviewer joked that the water views rival a postcard from New Zealand. Golfers often mention the standard of presentation: fairways are described as green, wide and well kept, with quick, true greens and approach shots that ask for some thought. Several visitors say the pro shop and bar staff were welcoming and that members helped them around. The club runs a Pro-Am, and its clubhouse bar and bistro get good marks for food and price. Visitors need an active Golf Link number from an Australian club, or proof of handicap from an overseas club, and must follow the dress code. Bookings open four days ahead, or from noon the day before for Saturdays, and players check in at the pro shop at least 15 minutes before the tee time. Carts are available to hire, and visitors can use the driving range, buying range balls from the pro shop (drivers and woods are not allowed on the range). It suits golfers who want a well-presented course with a proper club atmosphere on the Gold Coast, and who are happy to book ahead.
By phone
Rounds can be booked four days ahead; Saturday bookings open at 12 pm the day before. Check in at the pro shop 15 minutes before your tee time.
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| Rate | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 18 holes, Sun-Fri | $110 | plus $19 competition fee where applicable |
| 18 holes, Saturday | $132 | |
| 9 holes, Sun-Fri | $60 | |
| 9 holes, Saturday | $70 | |
| Cart, 18 holes | $50 | 9 holes $30 |
Visitor rates from the club (source) , checked 20 October 2026. Prices change, so confirm with the club when you book.
Range balls: Medium basket (about 35 balls) $6 · Large basket (about 75 balls) $10
Range balls from the pro shop; no drivers or woods on the range. Practice putting green and short-game areas are for members only.
| Hire | Holes | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motorised cart | 18 | $50 | 9 holes $30 |
From the club's website, checked 20 October 2026. Confirm with the club before you go.
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4.5
242 reviews
What golfers say
Our summary of recent Google reviews.
5 out of 5
“Great golf course with views. You don't need to go to Milford, NZ for viewing mirror lake. You can view them here too”
5 out of 5
“I played Burleigh in mid May 25 in the midweek Stableford comp. The course is in almost immaculate condition, greens were absolutely fantastic. Pro shop and Bar Staff service was second to none! I played with a few local members who…”
5 out of 5
“This course is a gem. Wonderful set up and a fantastic club house.”
Accessibility: wheelchair-accessible car park, wheelchair-accessible entrance.
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114 Albion Ave, Miami QLD 4220
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Yes, with an active Golf Link number from an Australian club or proof of handicap from an overseas club. Tee times are booked ahead and the dress code applies.
Visitor green fees are $110 for 18 holes Sunday to Friday and $132 on Saturday. Nine holes is $60, or $70 on Saturday. A $19 competition fee applies in some cases.
Yes. Carts are $50 for 18 holes and $30 for 9.
Yes. Visitors can use it without belonging to another club. Range balls are bought at the pro shop and drivers and woods are not permitted.
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.
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