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Visitors are welcome seven days a week at Warrnambool Golf Course, with both 18-hole and 9-hole options available — and bookings are essential. To secure a tee time, call the club on 03 5562 2108, or check the Green Fees page on warrnamboolgolf.com.au before you call so you know which option you're booking.
What you need to know before booking
Warrnambool Golf Course is a public course on Victoria's Shipwreck Coast, described by the club as one of Regional Victoria's highly rated public courses. It's a 72 par layout, and the club markets it as challenging "every part of your game."
Key facts for visitors:
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Visitor access | Welcome 7 days a week |
| Format options | 18 holes or 9 holes |
| Booking requirement | Essential — you must book ahead |
| Course par | 72 |
| Location | Younger Street, Warrnambool VIC 3280 |
| Phone | 03 5562 2108 |
| [email protected] |
How to book your round
- Decide on 18 or 9 holes. Both options exist, so pick based on your available time and how much golf you want. The club describes the pricing for these as affordable, though you'll need to check the Green Fees page for current rates.
- Check the Green Fees page at warrnamboolgolf.com.au to confirm what applies to your visit before calling.
- Call 03 5562 2108 to book. This is the club's main contact number for bookings and enquiries. Bookings are essential, so don't plan to simply turn up and play.
- Confirm your details — date, time, number of players, and whether you're playing 18 or 9 holes.
If you'd rather make contact in writing first, the club also lists [email protected] for general enquiries.
Practical details for your visit
On-course golf shop hours: 7am – 6pm daily. If you need equipment, balls, or to check in, this is the window to work with.
Clubhouse lounge and bar hours:
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 9am – 6pm
- Thursday, Friday, Saturday: 8am – late
- Sunday: 9am – 6pm
The club notes its cafe, bar and lounge facility is open 7 days a week to the public, so non-golfers in your group have somewhere to wait.
Dress and etiquette: The site has a dedicated Dress & Etiquette page. Check it before you arrive so you're not caught out by course requirements.
Other options if you want more than a one-off round
- Stay & Play — the club offers a Stay & Play option, useful if you're travelling to the region and want golf plus accommodation sorted together.
- Lessons — Golf Professional Trent Wieland offers lessons if you want to learn or improve part of your game.
- Membership — if you're local or a regular visitor, the club says becoming a member is easy with a variety of memberships to suit different lifestyles and budgets.
- Reciprocal rights — listed for members of other clubs; check with the club whether your home club qualifies.
Common questions
Can I just show up and play? No — bookings are essential, so call ahead.
Is the course open to the public? Yes. It's a public course and visitors are welcomed 7 days a week.
How do I find out what it costs? The Green Fees page on the website is the place to check; the club describes its 18 and 9 hole visitor options as affordable but doesn't publish rates in the material available here.
Who do I contact? Phone 03 5562 2108 for bookings and enquiries, or email [email protected]. The pro shop has a separate address, [email protected].