Northcote Public Golf Course
Located only 8km north of Melbourne’s busy CBD, Northcote Public Golf Course is one of two public golf courses provided to the City of Darebin. Located on Normanby Road between St Georges Road and Sydney Road, the course is next to Mayer Reserve and runs along the Merri Creek reserve and walking trail. The course provides a nature-based oasis within the bustling Thornbury & Northcote residential suburbs with 9-holes, a putting green, Golf Shop and café/BBQ area.
Everyone is welcome to come and play golf and have some fun in our relaxed environment, on our greens and with our friendly staff – we hope to see you out on the greens soon.
Golf Shop
Northcote Public Golf Course also has a Golf Shop with a variety of equipment to purchase and hire, food & drinks, Memberships and a fantastic Junior Golf program.
Opening Hours
Northcote Public Golf Course is open every day except for the following:
Christmas Eve
Early close
Christmas Day
Closed
New Years Eve
Early close
Golf Course
- Open 7 days
- Sunrise to Sunset
Golf Shop
- Open 7 days
- Food & beverages available
Getting Here
Public transport is available in all directions, with trams, buses and trains all within close proximity.
Tram 11 runs along St Georges Road, and tram 1 and 6 travel along Holmes Street, with bus 510 running along Normanby Rd and stopping outside the entrance to the course.
Croxton station on the Mernda line and Anstey station on the Upfield line are the two closest train stations. There is also plenty of free parking available on site or in surrounding side streets.
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Partnership
Northcote Public Golf Course is proud to be managed by Clublinks, a facility management company covering a large array of clients from large sporting precincts, golf courses, recreation and leisure facilities as well as local communities across Australia.
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Northcote Public Golf Course
We acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung people who are the Traditional Owners of the land on which Darebin stands. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
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