SCONE GOLF COURSE
Scone Golf Course was totally re-developed due to the construction of the Scone Bypass road. The new course was opened in May 2019 and the bypass road opened in March 2020. The old course was closed in September 2017. The result is a 9 hole course with alternate tees for the back 9. The course has been designed to maintain a significant number of mature gums and thousands of new trees have been planted.
Near the club house is a large practice putting green, a chipping area and green, a practice bunker and two hitting nets.
There are 4 tee positions available: Blue Course- Slope 128; White Course- Slope 125; Red Course (Ladies) -Slope 125; Red Course (Men) - Slope 115; Yellow Course (Ladies) - Slope 123.
The course is currently maintained by the Upper Hunter Shire Council whilst Scone Golf Club memberships are handled by the Scone RSL Group which includes Scone Sporties (the old Scone Golf Club). This is located on site in Aberdeen Street.
Scone Golf Course was totally re-developed due to the construction of the Scone Bypass road. The new course was opened in May 2019 and the bypass road opened in March 2020. The old course was closed in September 2017. The result is a 9 hole course with alternate tees for the back 9. The course has been designed to maintain a significant number of mature gums and thousands of new trees have been planted.
Near the club house is a large practice putting green, a chipping area and green, a practice bunker and two hitting nets.
There are 4 tee positions available: Blue Course- Slope 128; White Course- Slope 125; Red Course (Ladies) -Slope 125; Red Course (Men) - Slope 115; Yellow Course (Ladies) - Slope 123.
The course is currently maintained by the Upper Hunter Shire Council whilst Scone Golf Club memberships are handled by the Scone RSL Group which includes Scone Sporties (the old Scone Golf Club). This is located on site in Aberdeen Street.
For hole by hole photos of the course follow the link to the Upper Hunter Shire website. The photos were taken in 2019. There has been significant growth and development of the course during the past year.
(Scroll down this page to view a series of photos showing the course construction.)
(Scroll down this page to view a series of photos showing the course construction.)
The following photos were taken by member Chris Wilson from the Scone Bypass road on the people's walk prior to opening in March 2020. (No reproduction without permission)
Below is a record in pictures of the course construction.
April 12, 2019
April 12, 2019
COURSE PROGRESS December 6, 2018
COURSE PROGRESS October 5, 2018
CONSTRUCTION OF THE SCONE BYPASS ROAD COMMENCED IN JULY 2018.
The photos below show part of the road corridor on the old golf course area and tree felling associated with such.
The photos below show part of the road corridor on the old golf course area and tree felling associated with such.
COURSE CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS June 17, 2018
COURSE CONSTRUCTION March 5, 2018
