Bellingen Golf Club

The course has a modern air-conditioned clubhouse that looks out on to the gorgeous 10 holes.

With a well manicured tree-lined golf course, they can provide for up to 100 people in the function room offering a full range of dishes to suit your tastes.

With rolling vistas and a wonderful peaceful environment, you can relax and enjoy a great game of golf that will try and challenge your abilities.

The Bellingen Valley was first settled by the Kooris long before the Europeans, the first European settler was a stockman named William Myles who arrived in 1840.

The area became famous for the cutting of red cedar, by the early 1900's red cedar supplies were nearly completely depleted. These areas were then turned into prime farming land and the valley a dairy centre.

The dairy crashed in the 1960's with the rise of the European common market.

The course properly began in 1980 and is sited on three dairy farms, at one stage Phil Kelly planted over forty citrus trees most of which have now been replaced but still they offer tasty treats for golfers.

Bellingen has a number of heritage sites and still has a mix of both traditional and non-traditional farming.

The area is popular for both kayaking and canoeing, surrounded by enchanted bushland.

With a host of fairs, markets and festivals the area have a wide range of cultural events throughout the year.