Welcome to Duntryleague Golf Club

Welcome to Duntryleague Golf Club. Orange NSW Australia.

Duntryleague Golf Course is a Championship 18 hole layout measuring 5976 metres from the back markers. Our historic club is situated on Woodward Street, only minutes from the CBD of Orange and approximately 260 kilometres West of Sydney. See the interactive map below. The Clubhouse features a licensed bar area, two full size billiard tables, barbeque area, a shaded deck which is perfect for outdoor dining during the warmer months, and four tennis courts. For all membership enquiries contact our Administration Office.

Tour our magnificent Golf Course View some great images of the Duntryleague golf club fairways & greens as well as a hole-by-hole players description.

News & Results

You’ve been under them, now find out what they are!

Four years of recording has produced a booklet describing and locating the 130 species of trees on Duntryleague golf course. There are reputedly 12,000 trees and shrubs on the golf course. The oldest trees are 132 years old, planted when the mansion Duntryleague was built. The first part of the booklet, compiled by Malcolm Campbell and Denis Mullen, lists the outstanding trees on each hole in their positions relevant to the distance from trees and greens and has short descriptions and characteristics of the different species. The second part of the booklet lists the trees in alphabetical order so that desired species can be found easily. “People come up here just to look at the trees,” Mr Campbell said. “And once you take an interest in the trees the golf course becomes much more enjoyable ... you can duff your drive down the fairway and say, ‘Look at that beautiful tree’.

”The first trees were planted on the golf course in the 1930s when it was a tree less dairy farm. However, most trees were planted in the 1950s when the landscape architect Ilmar Berzins took charge. Since then many have contributed to establishing the virtual botanic gardens that now exists as Duntryleague golf course. Some of the notable contributors are Tom Hood, Edith Robinson, Denis Mullen, Jack Weltzer, Neville Hawke, John Cochrane, Ray Golland and Geoff Townsend. The booklet includes 25 colour photos of outstanding trees on the course and was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Orange, Orange City Council and Duntryleague. It is on sale at Duntryleague and the Orange Visitors’ Centre for $5.50 with proceeds going to charities in Orange via the Rotary Club of Orange and Duntryleague.

TREE-MENDOUS JOB: Denis Mullen and Malcolm Campbell stand in front of a ponderosa pine near the 18th green at Duntryleague. The two Duntryleague stalwarts have produced a booklet describing the 130 species of trees on the course. Image & Article Reference: CWD Online 2 July

Duntryleague Juniors - Sunday Events at Duntryleague.

July 6 – 8.00 am tee off.

July 13 – 8.30 am tee off.

July 20 – 7.45 am tee off.

July 27 – 8.30 am tee off.

NSW Junior Competition Calendar 2008 - click here to download

Ladies Tournament 2008 - Information is now online.

This year the tournament will be held from 27 - 31 October.

Entries close on 30 September, please note: the field is limited to a maximum of 300 players. Click on the links below for the following downloads

Tournament Information Brochure PDF document

Ladies Tournament Entry Form Excel document

2008 Duntryleague Calendar Now online, download as a pdf.

Banned Drivers for 2008 - Is you driver on the list?

Scores of your favourite driver models are to become illegal on January 1 after a change in the rules around driver design. According to the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, the body that oversees golf's rules, many new drivers are actually breaking size regulations and you won't be allowed to use them in any form of competition from January 1 2008. Illegal drivers are those with a spring-like face which catapults the golf ball off the driver face. The so called 'Hot Face' design is deemed unconforming by the R and A and although you can use them for social golf illegal drivers will be banned from competition. Click here to see the list.

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	Four years of recording has produced a booklet describing and locating the 130 species of trees on Duntryleague golf course. There are reputedly 12,000 trees and shrubs on the golf course. The oldest trees are 132 years old, planted when the mansion Duntryleague was built. The first part of the booklet, compiled by Malcolm Campbell and Denis Mullen, lists the outstanding trees on each hole in their positions relevant to the distance from trees and greens and has short descriptions and characteristics of the different species. The second part of the booklet lists the trees in alphabetical order so that desired species can be found easily. “People come up here just to look at the trees,” Mr Campbell said. “And once you take an interest in the trees the golf course becomes much more enjoyable ... you can duff your drive down the fairway and say, ‘Look at that beautiful tree’.
”The first trees were planted on the golf course in the 1930s when it was a tree less dairy farm. However, most trees were planted in the 1950s when the landscape architect Ilmar Berzins took charge. Since then many have contributed to establishing the virtual botanic gardens that now exists as Duntryleague golf course. Some of the notable contributors are Tom Hood, Edith Robinson, Denis Mullen, Jack Weltzer, Neville Hawke, John Cochrane, Ray Golland and Geoff Townsend. The booklet includes 25 colour photos of outstanding trees on the course and was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Orange, Orange City Council and Duntryleague. It is on sale at Duntryleague and the Orange Visitors’ Centre for $5.50 with proceeds going to charities in Orange via the Rotary Club of Orange and Duntryleague.
TREE-MENDOUS JOB: Denis Mullen and Malcolm Campbell stand in front of a ponderosa pine near the 18th green at Duntryleague. The two Duntryleague stalwarts have produced a booklet describing the 130 species of trees on the course. Image & Article Reference: CWD Online 2 July

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Welcome to Duntryleague Golf Club. Orange NSW Australia.