Price Pay to Play
Listing categories Public
Location / Region VIC/ Inverleigh
Year Installed 2018
Teepad Type Synthetic Turf
Basket Type DiscGolfPark Target
Course Type Permanent
Number of Baskets 18
Number of Tees 27
Par 64
Length 2920
Access Type Public
Course Designer Geelong Disc Golf Club

The Inverleigh Golf Club is home to Victoria’s first Championship level disc golf course, located just 20-30 minutes drive from Geelong. The facility offers a Championship level 18 Hole course and a smaller 9 hole beginner course. A good mix of heavily wooded, tight technical holes mixed with long open golf fairways, this course has a variety of challenges for disc golfers of all skill levels. Come play a round with the Kangaroos at Inverleigh.

E-mail [email protected]
Website http://inverleighgolfclub.asn.au/
Phone 0409 106 559

fehlbergo
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Rating: 4 / 5

Pros
An excellent course to challenge every aspect of your game at the highest level. A good mix of tight woods, open golf fairways and elevation, with decent length on every hole. Very quiet and peaceful around the course and in the woods. The folks running the Inverleigh Golf Club are very friendly and accommodating.

Cons
Hole 6 of the new permanent course makes no sense currently, but I can see it becoming a good hole. Pay to play as expected on a golf course.
old noodlearm
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Rating: 5 / 5

Pros
True high level competition course winding through the Inverleigh Golf Course. Has plenty of length but openings are there for shorties if accurate.

Cons
Prickly Acacia shrub is an issue.
Ryan1978
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Rating: 4 / 5

Pros
Challenging course, well designed with great variety of landscape.

Cons
Acacia bushes are nasty suckers to retrieve discs from.
gooberau
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Rating: 4 / 5

Pros
Beautiful, quiet bush setting around the golf course. Trees, trees, trees, if you love that sort of thing. A challenging course. Disc packs in the toilet block for drop in visitors.

Cons
Not friendly for beginners. You need to pay to play here. The acacia bushes around the courses are awful to extract discs from. Can be difficult to locate the holes.