Belvoir Park Golf ClubPar 4
Blue 351 m · Red 345 m
A gentle dogleg right begins about 150 metres from the green. Out of bounds runs the full length of the right side.
Golf among the Big Hill ranges.
An 18-hole course, 15 km by road from the Bendigo CBD. Visitors, social golfers, and members since 1947.
| Free | Green fee for Belvoir Park members |
|---|---|
| $40 | Green fee, 18 holes, if your club is not reciprocal |
| $30 | Green fee, 9 holes |
| $12 | Competition entry, member |
| $30 | Competition entry, visitor |
| $40 | Cart hire |
Belvoir Park members do not pay a green fee. A member of another club that is not reciprocal pays $40. Reciprocal players call the club for the current price.
Grass greens since 2000.
Contoured fairways, large greens, and the ranges around the course. It suits a serious golfer and a beginner.
- 18Holes of golf
- 1947The year the club dates from
- 15 kmBy road from the Bendigo CBD. About 18 minutes.
- 360°Views at the par 3 11th
Signature holes
Flyers
Thursday twilight, MyGolf Term 4, membership, the Pro-Am, and the Christmas Bonanza.
Visitors book by phone.
Visitor tee times are by phone. Call the Pro Shop on (03) 5435 3370 or 0428 001 757.
- Wednesday and Saturday competitions close the course to green-fee play until 1 pm.
- Monday and Tuesday competitions run together with green-fee access.
- Visitors with a Golf Link number are welcome in weekend competitions.
- Social golfers can play after the competition. Call to confirm a time.
Play
You do not need to be a member to play. Visitors book by phone. Call the Pro Shop and ask for a tee time.
| Free | Green fee for Belvoir Park members |
|---|---|
| $40 | Green fee, 18 holes, if your club is not reciprocal |
| $30 | Green fee, 9 holes |
| $12 | Competition entry, member |
| $30 | Competition entry, visitor |
| $40 | Cart hire |
Belvoir Park members do not pay a green fee. A member of another club that is not reciprocal pays $40. Reciprocal players call the club for the current price.
When you can play
- Wednesday and Saturday competitions close the course to green-fee play until 1 pm.
- Monday and Tuesday competitions run together with green-fee access.
- Visitors with a Golf Link number are welcome in weekend competitions.
- Social golfers are welcome after the competition. Call the Pro Shop to confirm.
Second number: 0428 001 757. Members use OneGolf.
Thursday twilight
The club’s 2026–27 flyer is a 9-hole stableford. No handicap is required. All skill levels are welcome.
- Every Thursday, starting 8 October.
- Start between 4.45 pm and 5.30 pm. Book on OneGolf, call Jacob at the Pro Shop on (03) 5435 3370, or turn up.
- Entry is $6 for members and $12 for non-members. Carts can be hired.
- Prizes for first, second, third, and nearest the pin.
- The front nine and the back nine change each week.
- Once a month there is pizza, hot dogs, or a pie night after the round.
- The flyer also lists novelty events, including Cross Country and Greens Keepers Revenge, a leaderboard, and end-of-season prizes.
- Drinks are from the Pro Shop, and the bar is open after the round.
Sponsors printed on the flyer: Golden City Mitre 10, and Central Trophies & Name Badges.
Hire and the Pro Shop
Cart hire is $40. Five sets of clubs are available, including one left-hand set and one ladies set.
Jacob Boyce is the head professional. Coaching, lessons, and club fitting are through the Pro Shop. Call for a price.
Competition tee times on OneGolf open 7 days before the round. Some times are held, and unused times are released by the Monday before. Every golfer, including a practice round, reports to the Pro Shop before teeing off, and carts stay 15 metres from the greens.
Find the course
77 Belvoir Park Rd, Ravenswood VIC 3453.
15 km by road from the Bendigo CBD. The drive to Charing Cross is about 18 minutes.
Off the Calder Highway, 3 km south of Kangaroo Flat. Look for the golf course sign. Turn right after cresting Big Hill when heading toward Melbourne.
The ground is gentle, and easy to walk with a hand buggy.
The course
Eighteen holes in the Big Hill ranges. Grass greens since 2000. Previous and next run from 1 to 18.
1Par 4Blue 351 mRed 345 m2Par 4/5Blue 380 m Par 4Red 394 m Par 53Par 3Blue 147 mRed 100 m4Par 4Blue 315 mRed 232 m5Par 3Blue 155 mRed 155 m6Par 4Blue 313 mRed 307 m7Par 4Blue 292 mRed 292 m8Par 3Blue 189 mRed 189 m9Par 5Blue 453 mRed 377 m10Par 5Blue 449 mRed 387 m11Par 3Blue 173 mRed 142 m12Par 4Blue 361 mRed 322 m13Par 4Blue 343 mRed 336 m14Par 4Blue 283 mRed 283 m15Par 4Blue 321 mRed 266 m16Par 3Blue 143 mRed 132 m17Par 5Blue 482 mRed 443 m18Par 4Blue 384 mRed 314 m
Membership
Members since 1947. Membership gives unlimited play, priority bookings, competition entry, and reciprocal rights at 16 courses.
The membership year is 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027. Pro rata is for new members, from 1 October 2026 to 30 June 2027. Summer membership runs 1 October 2026 to 31 March 2027.
Already a member? OneGolf member login
| Category | Full year | Pro rata | Gold letter | Vote |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full member | $790.00 | $612.50 | Yes | Yes |
| Country member. Lives more than 80 km from the club. | $570.00 | $447.50 | Yes | No |
| Intermediate. Over 18 and under 25 at 30 June 2026. | $385.00 | $308.75 | Yes | Yes |
| Junior. Under 18 at 30 June 2026. | $140.00 | $120.00 | Yes | No |
| Annual green fee pass. No handicap. Play outside competition times. No insurance. | $675.00 | $506.25 | No | No |
| Summer visiting member. Has a Golf Link number and handicap. Can play in some competitions. | $440.00 | No | No | |
| Summer Belvoir Park member. A Golf Link number and handicap can be obtained. | $520.00 | No | No | |
| Summer green fee pass. No handicap. Play outside competition times. No insurance. | $440.00 | No | No |
Return the form to the Pro Shop or the clubhouse, email it to members@belvoirparkgc.com.au, or post it to the Membership Secretary, 77 Belvoir Park Road, Ravenswood VIC 3453. The committee approves each application. A junior form is signed by a parent or guardian. Payment options are printed on the form.
What membership includes
- PlayAs often as you like, including twilight rounds.
- CompeteRegular competitions, a handicap, and prizes.
- TravelReciprocal rights at 16 clubs in Victoria and New South Wales.
Reciprocal clubs
Call the club before you play. Reciprocal prices change, and the club will give the current price.
- Bairnsdale
- Barham
- Benalla
- Buninyong
- Cohuna
- Deniliquin
- Donald G&B
- Melton Valley
- Euroa
- Mount Beauty
- Hopetoun
- Horsham
- Red Cliffs
- Warracknabeal
- Murray Downs
- Numurkah
A member of a club that is not on this list pays the $40 green fee.
Ask about joining
This message goes to members@belvoirparkgc.com.au.
The club
18 holes in the Big Hill ranges, 15 km by road from the Bendigo CBD.
- JuniorsMyGolf Term 4 flyer. Six sessions, $60.
- HistoryFrom Kangaroo Flat to Big Hill.
- FixturesAugust calendar, and the 2026 year.
- SponsorsMajor sponsors, tier 1 and 2, tier 3 and 4.
Pro-Am and Christmas Bonanza
The two December flyers. Pro-Am is Friday 18 December 2026. Bonanza Day is Saturday 19 December 2026. The sponsors’ event is Sunday 20 December 2026.
Pro-Am
Jacob Boyce is leading the Pro-Am for the club. It is placed with Axedale, Bendigo, Heathcote (to be confirmed), and Neangar Park.
The flyer is for sponsors: naming rights $5,000, gold $3,000, silver $2,000. Two days of golf, a professional pairing, and on-course signs. Email jbpro.daily@gmail.com.
Volunteer names go to Jacob in the Pro Shop, or to Tim Chisholm, 0491 750 273, sponsors@belvoirparkgc.com.au.
Christmas Bonanza
Saturday 19 December 2026. The sponsorship package is $500. It is a 4BBB, with shotgun starts at 7.30 am and 12.30 pm. The package covers four players’ entry and a drinks card, lunch and afternoon tea, and company signage.
Book with jbpro.daily@gmail.com.
Committee
- PresidentJohn Kerr
- SecretaryGreg Martin
- TreasurerDavid C Jones
- CaptainsGeoff Adamson and Deb Lomas
- CommitteeDean Stewart, Lyn Lindsay, Jen Joy, Liz Garlick, Peter Angove
The AGM was set for Monday 19 October 2026 at 7.00 pm in the clubhouse. The club was looking for a treasurer, a secretary, a captain, and a vice president.
A Wednesday 9-hole competition is open to all genders. The club set it up for newer golfers, golfers back from injury, and shorter rounds.
The Pro Shop note welcomes Oliver Scholes to the team.
History
From a 9-hole sand scrape at Kangaroo Flat to grass greens at Big Hill.
The club has welcomed visitors, social golfers, and members since 1947.
The course was converted to grass greens in 2000.
The club began as the Kangaroo Flat Golf Club, a 9-hole sand-scrape course behind the Kangaroo Flat railway station. Alf Grierson, a member and secretary there, knew Rupert Bissell, who owned the present Belvoir Park Road land and already had a 9-hole course on it. Members planned to move the club to Big Hill. A 100-year lease allowed golf on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and public holidays. Sheep grazed the land at other times, and wire fences protected the sand scrapes. Alf Grierson and Mrs Grierson were the first elected president and associate president.
Fixtures
The August calendar, and the 2026 year.
- August 2026August 2026 calendar of events. Working bee on the 16th.
- 2026 year2026 calendar, version 3, May 2026
Wednesday and Saturday close green-fee play until 1 pm. Monday and Tuesday run with green-fee access.
MyGolf, Term 4
Tuesdays and Thursdays. Six sessions. $60.
- Tuesdays, 4.00 pm to 4.45 pm for ages 5 to 9, and 5.00 pm to 5.45 pm for ages 10 to 14.
- Thursdays, the same two sessions.
- Dates: 13 and 15 October to 17 and 19 November 2026. Six sessions.
- Cost: $60.
- Enquiries: Dave Griffin, 0407 422 845, juniors@belvoirparkgc.com.au.
Term 3 finished on 10 September 2026. That term had 17 children aged 5 to 9 and 9 aged 10 to 15, including 9 girls. Jacob Boyce and members helped. Term 4 adds time on the course. The other junior address is juniorgolf@belvoirparkgc.com.au.
Sponsors
Three groups: major sponsors, tier 1 and tier 2, and tier 3 and tier 4.
Major sponsors
Tier 1 and tier 2
Tier 3 and tier 4
The twilight flyer also names Golden City Mitre 10 and Central Trophies & Name Badges. Harvey Norman Electrical agreed to donate an electrical package for Bonanza Day, about $3,000 to $4,000 at retail.
Become a sponsor
Email sponsors@belvoirparkgc.com.au
Sponsorship enquiries: Tim Chisholm, 0491 750 273, sponsors@belvoirparkgc.com.au.
Events and the clubhouse
Call the club about an event, course hire, clubhouse hire, or a partnership.
Contact
Visitor tee times are by phone. Members use OneGolf. The course is 15 km by road from the Bendigo CBD.
- Visit77 Belvoir Park Rd, Ravenswood VIC 3453
- Bendigo CBD15 km by road to Charing Cross. About 18 minutes.
- Call(03) 5435 3370
0428 001 757 - Emailinfo@belvoirparkgc.com.au
- Pro ShopJacob Boyce, jbpro.daily@gmail.com
- Membershipmembers@belvoirparkgc.com.au
- Juniorsjuniors@belvoirparkgc.com.au
- SponsorsTim Chisholm, 0491 750 273, sponsors@belvoirparkgc.com.au
- MembersOneGolf login
- ShopB Performance Pro Shop
Off the Calder Highway, 3 km south of Kangaroo Flat. Turn right after Big Hill when heading toward Melbourne.
Send a message
This message goes to info@belvoirparkgc.com.au.
Hole 1
Par 4. Blue tee 351 m. Red tee 345 m.
A gentle dogleg right starts about 150 metres from the green. The fairway slopes hard from right to left, so a drive at the centre-right can feed back toward the middle. Out of bounds runs the full length of the right side.
Bunkers sit front-left and front-right of the green. A ridge splits the green into two tiers. Miss left or long and the ground drops away.
Hole 2
Par 4/5. Blue tee 380 m Par 4. Red tee 394 m Par 5.
Par 4 from the blue tees, par 5 from the red. Out of bounds runs down the right. Old gums overhang the left side of the tee shot, so the gap looks narrow. The fairway slopes hard from right to left. A drive at the right-centre can use that slope. Too far right is out of bounds.
From about 100 metres, a large dam sits well left of the fairway. Two bunkers sit by the green, one short at the front and one midway along the right. The green is fairly flat, with a gentle slope from front to back. Miss left or long and there is a drop-off. The safer approach is the centre-right of the green.
Hole 3
Par 3. Blue tee 147 m. Red tee 100 m.
A signature hole. The teeing ground is long, so the yardage changes with the markers and the pin. A deep valley sits short of the green. Three sand bunkers and two deep grass bunkers sit around it.
The green has two tiers and slopes hard from front to back. A putt from the wrong tier is a long one.
Hole 4
Par 4. Blue tee 315 m. Red tee 232 m.
Short on the card, index 4 off the blue tees. The drive goes through a narrow chute, out of bounds on the right and overhanging trees on the left. The hole turns hard about 100 metres from the green. Large gums can block the approach if the drive is short.
It plays uphill first, drops into a deep gully, then climbs to the green. A drive past the 100-metre mark can catch the downslope into the valley. The green is raised and falls away on all sides. Two bunkers sit short-left and middle-left. The green has two tiers and small breaks.
Hole 5
Par 3. Blue tee 155 m. Red tee 155 m.
An uphill par 3 that plays longer than the card. The hole climbs from tee to green, then rises again onto the putting surface. A bunker sits front-left, and another midway along the right. Short leaves an awkward chip. Long leaves a downhill putt.
The green has two tiers and slopes hard from front to back. Above the hole, the putt is fast.
Hole 6
Par 4. Blue tee 313 m. Red tee 307 m.
A short uphill par 4. Trees sit close to the tee and squeeze the opening. A draw fits the gap. Thick trees line both sides, and the climb runs all the way to the green, so the approach plays longer than the yardage.
Bunkers sit short-left and midway along the right. A slope runs through the centre of the green. Miss left and firm ground can kick the ball farther from the green. The middle of the green is the safer target.
Hole 7
Par 4. Blue tee 292 m. Red tee 292 m.
Downhill, and long enough hitters can go at the green from the tee. A slope about 50 metres short can feed a ball toward the green. Pines run down the left. A large gum sits on the right.
Bunkers guard the front-left and front-right. The ground drops away left, right, and long. The green is long from front to back and has several small breaks. If the drive reaches it, below the hole is the better leave.
Hole 8
Par 3. Blue tee 189 m. Red tee 189 m.
A par 3 across a deep gully to a raised green. It is 189 metres. Miss the carry and the next shot is uphill. Short or right can fall away. Thick, grainy grass sits on the left, and a bunker is short-left.
The green slopes from back to front, so below the hole is the better leave. The centre is the safer target.
Hole 9
Par 5. Blue tee 453 m. Red tee 377 m.
An uphill par 5. Water sits left and right of the drive. Past the water, pines line the left. The landing area opens to the right after the hazards. The fairway still climbs, so a crooked drive is as costly as a short one.
About 130 metres from the green the fairway narrows. Large rocks sit on the left and tall trees close in from the right. Two bunkers guard the left of the green, one short and one farther back. Long can fall away. An angled tier runs through the green, and each level has a strong break.
Hole 10
Par 5. Blue tee 449 m. Red tee 387 m.
The tee shot drops into the valley. Dams sit left and right. From about 200 metres the fairway climbs steeply to the green, so the second shot is a choice between going at it and laying up.
The green is uneven. A deep bunker guards the front-right.
Hole 11
Par 3. Blue tee 173 m. Red tee 142 m.
A downhill par 3, with the ranges in view from the tee. Three bunkers: one short-right, two on the left. A tier sweeps through the middle of the green.
The edges are false. Miss right or long and the ball can fall into the low ground, and the chip back is uphill.
Hole 12
Par 4. Blue tee 361 m. Red tee 322 m.
The tee is elevated. The fairway slopes hard from right to left, so a drive can run across it. A dam on the left takes a shot that leaks that way. A tall tree on the right can block the approach. Centre-left of the fairway stays clear of the water.
Three bunkers: one on the right of the green, two on the left. The green slopes from back to front.
Hole 13
Par 4. Blue tee 343 m. Red tee 336 m.
The tee shot is blind, over a small crest, and the fairway drops into the valley. It slopes from right to left. Thick trees on the right catch a drive that misses that side.
From the valley the hole climbs to a raised green. Three bunkers: one short-left, two on the right. A ridge splits the green. The left side falls away into a drop-off.
Hole 14
Par 4. Blue tee 283 m. Red tee 283 m.
A short par 4 with a choice off the tee. Longer hitters can take on the gums and cut the corner toward the green. The other line is out to the bend, then an uphill approach. Water sits on the right of the tee shot.
The approach climbs. Two bunkers sit on the right of the green, and the ground drops away at the front-right. The green looks flat and has a lot of small breaks.
Hole 15
Par 4. Blue tee 321 m. Red tee 266 m.
A short par 4 with a sharp dogleg left. A deep valley sits about 150 metres from the green. Carry past it onto the top of the fairway and the green is in view. Short of that, overhanging gums on the left can block the approach. Out of bounds runs the full length of the right.
The green slopes hard from left to right and falls away on the right. A ridge runs through the middle.
Hole 16
Par 3. Blue tee 143 m. Red tee 132 m.
Short on the card. The green slopes hard from back to front, and the front edge falls into a deep low area, so a shot that comes up short is a hard chip. Two bunkers: one short-right, one on the left.
A grass bunker sits behind the green, so a shot that flies the green is a hard chip too. The middle of the green, below the hole, is the safer leave.
Hole 17
Par 5. Blue tee 482 m. Red tee 443 m.
A long par 5 that follows the ground. It climbs from the tee to the first rise, drops into the valley, then climbs again to the green. The hole bends a little right. A longer hitter can take on the hill and catch the downslope, which can leave a go at the green in two. Pines and tall gums on the right catch a shot that goes at them. A shorter hitter can play it in three and use the valley for the lay-up.
The green slopes from left to right and falls away on the right. On firm ground a ball there can run toward the out-of-bounds fence. A bunker sits short-left.
Hole 18
Par 4. Blue tee 384 m. Red tee 314 m.
A long par 4 to finish. Out of bounds runs the full length of the right. Trees crowd the left, so the tee shot is through a narrow gap. Between about 150 and 100 metres from the green the fairway climbs, and drives often stop on that slope. The hole plays longer than the card.
The green is slightly raised. A miss right can kick farther away. Hardpan on the left makes that chip awkward too.