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Noosa Golf Club Review (2026): Best Visitor Value Near Tewantin?

Last reviewed: July 19, 2026
Noosa Golf Club Review (2026): Best Visitor Value Near Tewantin?
4.2
out of 5
★★★★☆
Recommended for Sunshine Coast visitors who want transparent pricing and easy social access.

GCR Score: 4.2 / 5

Verdict: Recommended for Sunshine Coast visitors who want transparent pricing and easy social access.

Best For: Noosa holiday golfers, Tewantin locals, and visitors who value clear green fees.

Avoid If: You expect bargain golf in peak holiday windows or want to bring your own motorised cart.

Last reviewed: 11 July 2026

I walked into this noosa golf club review with one practical question: does it make sense for a normal Australian golfer?

Noosa does one thing many resort-area clubs avoid: it publishes the numbers. Visitor, local, junior, second-game, cart, club-hire, and membership prices are all easy to compare.

This review covers green fees, access, subs, facilities, dress standards, and the real trade-offs before you book.

Club Overview

Club TypePublic-access golf club
LocationTewantin, Sunshine Coast
StateQLD
Membership TypeMember club with visitor social play
Public Green FeeA$89 visitor 18 holes; A$49 visitor 9 holes
Annual SubscriptionA$1,921.65 yearly full subscription for 2026/27
Joining FeeA$1,500 full membership joining fee
Best Time to PlayMay-August, plus September-October
Dress CodeSoft spikes and neat golf dress
Visitor AccessVisitors welcome; bookings essential
Official Websitenoosagolf.com.au
Phone07 5447 1407

For a holiday region, that transparency is a big plus. You can plan the round without playing phone tag.

What I Liked

What I Liked

Image: Noosa Golf Club

  • Clear visitor, local, junior, and second-game pricing
  • One-month unlimited green fee card for longer stays
  • Visitor bookings available online and through the pro shop
  • Published buggy and club-hire fees
  • Useful local rate for regular Sunshine Coast golfers

The standout: The one-month unlimited card is the sleeper value if you are staying in Noosa.

What I Didn’t Like

  • A$89 visitor rate is not cheap for a casual holiday round
  • Bookings are essential, so walk-up flexibility is limited
  • Non-members cannot bring motorised carts onto the course
  • Country membership price display needs confirmation due page formatting

The main catch is holiday demand. Clear pricing does not mean unlimited availability.

Green Fees, Membership and Access

Pricing note: Fees below are in AUD. Australian consumer prices are generally GST-inclusive unless a club states otherwise. Confirm live prices before booking.

Visitor and Hire Fees

Visitor 18 holesA$89
Visitor 9 holesA$49
Regular local 18 holesA$59
Junior 18 holesA$25
Motor cartA$50 for 18 holes; A$35 for 9 holes
One-month green fee cardA$590 unlimited golf during stay

Membership Snapshot

Full membershipA$1,500 joining fee plus A$1,921.65 yearly subscription
Rejoining or spouseA$750 joining fee plus A$1,921.65 yearly subscription
Under 25A$0 joining fee plus A$567.65 yearly subscription
JuniorA$0 joining fee plus A$261.65 yearly subscription
SocialA$11 yearly subscription

Noosa is strongest for locals, juniors, and longer-stay visitors. One expensive round is fine; repeated rounds need strategy.

Facilities and Amenities

  • 18-hole golf course
  • Pro shop and social bookings line
  • Bar and bistro facilities
  • Club hire, premium club hire, pull buggies, and motor carts
  • Practice range and social membership options

The hire table helps travellers. You can fly in without clubs and still price the day properly.

Best Time to Play

For QLD, May-August is excellent because it is drier and cooler. September-October can also be very good.

Book early during school holidays and winter visitor periods. Friday social play is usually the easiest published day.

Dress Code and Etiquette

Dress Code and Etiquette

Image: Noosa Golf Club

The club states soft spikes only and a neat dress code. Keep golf clothing tidy and avoid beachwear.

Respect the motorised cart rule. Non-members should not bring their own motorised cart.

Who Is This Club For?

This club is a good fit if you are visiting Noosa and want simple public booking information.

It also works if you are local enough to use the regular locals rate or play multiple rounds.

Skip it if you want the cheapest Sunshine Coast nine holes with no planning.

Local Comparison

Compared with Caloundra or Meadowbrook, Noosa feels more holiday-market priced but much easier to research.

For nearby context, see Caloundra Golf Club Meadowbrook Golf Club QLD golf club reviews. I also use the same scoring approach explained in our review methodology.

People Also Ask

Can visitors play Noosa Golf Club?

Yes. Noosa welcomes visitors, but bookings are essential for social play.

How much is Noosa Golf Club?

The club lists visitor green fees at A$89 for 18 holes and A$49 for 9 holes.

Does Noosa Golf Club have local rates?

Yes. Regular locals are listed at A$59 for 18 holes and A$35 for 9 holes.

Can I hire a cart at Noosa?

Yes. Motor carts are listed at A$50 for 18 holes and A$35 for 9 holes.

Can visitors bring their own motorised carts?

No. The club states non-members are not permitted to bring motorised carts onto the course.

Is Noosa Golf Club worth it?

Yes for visitors who value clear pricing and access. Locals get better value through the published local rate.

Verdict and Score

Noosa Golf Club scores 4.2 out of 5. Noosa earns 4.2 because it is clear, visitor-friendly, and practical. The price is real, but so is the access.

Noosa’s biggest strength is not mystery. It tells visitors what the day should cost.

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See how it stacks up against Australia’s best in our Best Golf Clubs in Australia roundup.

Author Note

I review clubs from the viewpoint of a regular golfer checking access, price, conditioning, and whether the club suits its local market.

Key sources checked for this review: Noosa visitor fees Noosa membership rates

Club Type
Golf Club
Membership Type
Member club with visitor social play
Membership Fee
A$1,921.65 yearly full subscription for 2026/27
Initiation Fee
A$1,500 full membership joining fee
Best Time to Visit
May-August, plus September-October
Dress Code
Soft spikes and neat golf dress
Location
Tewantin, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Phone
07 5447 1407

What We Loved

  • Clear visitor, local, junior, and second-game pricing
  • One-month unlimited green fee card for longer stays
  • Visitor bookings available online and through the pro shop
  • Published buggy and club-hire fees
  • Useful local rate for regular Sunshine Coast golfers

What Could Be Better

  • A$89 visitor rate is not cheap for a casual holiday round
  • Bookings are essential, so walk-up flexibility is limited
  • Non-members cannot bring motorised carts onto the course
  • Country membership price display needs confirmation due page formatting
David Luis

Club Reviewer & Founder — GreatClubReview.com

13 club reviews written

David Luis has spent more than a decade researching, visiting, and reviewing private and public clubs across the United States. A golfer and club culture enthusiast, he founded GreatClubReview.com to give prospective members and guests an honest, membership-fee-transparent view of what clubs are actually worth. Every review draws on firsthand research, member conversations, and publicly available pricing data — no press packages, no comped access. He has published reviews of more than a dozen golf, country, sports, and private members clubs across North America.