Narooma Golf Course is currently ranked Number One public access
golf course in NSW and ACT.
For golfers, no visit to the South Coast of NSW is complete
without playing a round at Narooma's famous golf course. With
its unique and stunning coastal setting, the course is both a
challenge for serious golfers and a pleasure to play for the not
so serious.
The modern clubhouse has something for everyone with full
clubhouse facilities, relaxing lounges with the most magnificent
views to Montage Island, and friendly, professional staff plus a
whale watching platform complete with binoculars!
The brasserie, Paul's on the Course, love to use as many
fresh, local ingredients as they can source, with a menu
reflecting the abundance of delicious produce the coast has to
offer. The fresh local seafood, for which Narooma is famous,
features prominently in the menu. Fresh local oysters are
available lunch and dinner.
Visit the Narooma Golf website for golf packages, wedding guide,
functions, menu, and more.
Surf Beach, Narooma has two amazing sites of ancient geological
significance and beauty at either end of the sandy beach.
Surf Beach, Narooma has two amazing sites of ancient geological
significance and beauty at either end of the sandy beach. At the
southern end lie the imposing Glasshouse Rocks; a photographers
dream and dated between 510 and 440 million years old. They are
possibly the most photographed rocks along the Eurobodalla
coastline.
At the northern end of the beach there is a display of igneous
pillow lava which formed through the lava flow of a submarine
volcano.
How to get there: At low tide you can walk to the rocks from
Surf Beach carpark, around the headland to Glasshouse Rocks.
Here you will see more of the rocks, which are impressive in
stature. The pillow lava display is easily accessed along the
beach, approximately 300m north of the carpark.
For headland views, follow Glasshouse Rocks Road and veer left
onto Cemetery Road and the Narooma Cemetery carpark. Head past
the cemetery on foot towards the white fence.
To access the beach, you can walk around the fence into bush to
access a track (no signs). At the fork in the trail veer left
down a fairly steep dirt track. At the beach head south to reach
Glasshouse Rocks.
Exercise caution! The track is not suitable for the mobility
impaired, elderly or young children and is not signposted.