Annual Community Day
Our biggest day of the year. A four ball Ambrose with music, fun and more than fifty thousand dollars raised for local not for profit groups.
For a century the fairways at Clermont have brought our community together. In 2026 we mark our centenary, and the doors are wide open every day.
We are a grassroots country club run on volunteer goodwill and local pride. The doors are wide open every day, whether you are a seasoned member or pulling in off the highway for your first round.
Dozens of volunteers keep this place humming, from coring the greens to mending the pipes and standing behind the bar. There is always something going on, and a passing of the torch as younger players work shoulder to shoulder with members who have been here for decades.
In just two seasons our membership grew from 70 to 110, and we are proud that golf here is open to all. No separate competitions, no closed doors, just good people sharing a great game in the heart of Central Queensland.
Members and the public play side by side. Roll up, grab a club and feel at home.
Almost everything here is done by volunteers who love this club and this town.
Membership climbed more than fifty per cent in two seasons and keeps on rising.
Our fully irrigated golf course plays as a genuine test in beautiful, lush condition. Nine holes with alternate tees let you stretch out to a full eighteen, par 71 across roughly 5,621 metres.
The pick of the round. Water guards both, so you either take it on or lay up. Card a par here and you have earned your drink at the clubhouse.
Founded in 1926, Clermont Golf Club has been part of the fabric of one of inland northern Australia's oldest towns for the better part of a century.
Golf takes root in Clermont as locals carve a course out of the Central Queensland landscape, in one of inland northern Australia’s oldest towns.
Our women golfers, the Clermont Golf Associates, are in full swing, presenting their season trophies at a club dance.
Members contest the full club championship over 18 holes. T. Jones takes the monthly medal with a net 59, the best gross a tidy 73.
Generation after generation, the club is kept going by volunteers and the goodwill of the district, on a fully irrigated nine hole course.
After a 25 year hiatus our annual Pro-Am roars back to life on the Queensland country circuit, with touring professionals on our fairways.
Membership climbs from 70 to 110 in two seasons. The pokies make way for a pool table, and the clubhouse hums once more.
We celebrate our centenary, a monstrous milestone for a proud country club and the town that built it.
From charity days that give back to the town, to a professional field on our fairways, there is always a reason to be at the club.
Our biggest day of the year. A four ball Ambrose with music, fun and more than fifty thousand dollars raised for local not for profit groups.
Resumed in 2023 after 25 years, our Pro-Am brings touring professionals to play alongside our members on the Queensland country circuit.
A friendly clubhouse, a cold bar and a new pool table. Stay on for a yarn long after the final putt drops.
A warm welcome, a fair test of golf and a cold drink at the clubhouse. Here is what golfers say about Clermont.
Great course.
Great course.
A friendly little country club with a big heart. The course is always in great nick and everyone makes you feel right at home.
Whether you play every weekend or just want somewhere to belong, there is a spot for you at Clermont. Membership is open to all, and visitors are always welcome.
You will find us on the edge of town in Central Queensland. Pull in, say g day and have a hit. Visitors are always welcome.