Warringah Golf Club
Warringah Golf Club is a Northern Beaches public course where the main instruction is simple: keep it out of the trees. The walker-friendly 18-hole parkland layout in North Manly has gentle elevation but narrow, well-kept fairways and carefully placed hazards. From the blue tees it plays 5,467 metres at par 70 with a 124 slope; gender-neutral tee choices let every golfer select a suitable challenge. Public tee times, a pro shop and coaching support casual players, while the member community dates to 1936. A new community clubhouse is scheduled to open during 2026. Until then, let the trees provide the architecture critique.
Reviews and ratings
4.2/5314 reviews
Seaside, social course with true, well tended greens and a welcoming club vibe; staff are helpful and the layout rewards thoughtful play while staying accessible to casual golfers. It gets very busy and rounds can run long.
Tee times
Mon, 7 September
Facilities
Frequently asked questions
Can the public play Warringah Golf Club?
Yes. The course and clubhouse facilities are open to public players.
What is the Warringah layout like?
It is a walker-friendly 18-hole parkland course with tight, tree-lined fairways. The blue tees play 5,467 metres at par 70 and slope 124.
Is Warringah building a new clubhouse?
Yes. The club says its new community clubhouse is due to open during 2026.
Is Warringah accepting members?
Playing memberships are currently full, with the club expecting waitlist entry to reopen in September 2026.
Freshness
- Details checked
- 27 Aug 2026
- Fees updated
- 27 Aug 2026
- Booking checked
- 27 Aug 2026