Mount Osmond Golf Club

Mount Osmond Golf Club

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Adelaide’s most beautiful test of golf — Where members become family! Golf Lessons and Pro Shop available 7 days a week.

Golf Club close to the city & hills with superb views of both.
****Visitors welcome******
Dining and Function venue - bookings essential
Corporate Golf Days and Conference venue packages
Twilight Golf Thursdays during Summer season.

01/09/2026

🍷 An Afternoon of Exceptional Food & Wine

Join us for an exclusive Torbreck Steak & Wine Lunch at Mount Osmond Golf Club.

Indulge in a premium dining experience featuring:
🥂 Arrival canapés with a perfectly paired wine
🥩 A three-course lunch expertly matched with premium Torbreck wines
🍇 An exclusive guided tasting and talk with Torbreck representative Chris Walsh
🛍️ Exclusive access to discounted Torbreck retail ordering through the Club

📅 Saturday 12 September
🕐 Arrival from 1:00pm for a 1:30pm lunch
💲 $100 per person

Bookings are essential and prepayment is required. Contact the office on 8379 1673 to reserve your place.

Seats are limited - don't miss this unforgettable afternoon celebrating one of Australia's most acclaimed wine producers

31/08/2026

Ten days before Christmas. The 8th hole. And a buggy with a mind of its own.

Peter Parks was getting out of the bunker on the eighth when he reached for the buggy handle to steady himself, and accidentally hit the throttle.

The buggy took off.

Peter admits he wasn't quite as fast as he used to be, and couldn't quite catch it.

It turned right and headed straight for the dam.

Phone, car keys, everything, ten days before Christmas.

Over the edge it went, and disappeared from sight.

Peter walked up expecting the worst. The lot, in the reservoir.

Then his mate came over and said no: the rope had caught it. The buggy was hanging there, just short of the water, like it had simply decided to stop.

Peter reckons that was pretty lucky.

27/08/2026

Three clubs. One course. Plenty of creative decision-making.

3 Stick Day at Mount Osmond is golf with just enough equipment to make you think you’ve got a plan… and just enough missing from the bag to prove otherwise.

A great day out, a few brave club selections, and plenty of laughs along the way.

25/08/2026

When members see rain, they usually think: “Will the course be open?”

When Barry and the course team see rain, they think: “Right… what has the mountain done this time?”

This winter has been a proper test. Mount Osmond normally gets around 710mm of rain for the year, and we’re already sitting at about 650mm with a few months still to go.

That means soft ground, machinery restrictions, washed-out bunkers… and, occasionally, a Gator sliding down a slope and ending up wedged against a tree.

Just a normal Monday, really.

After 70mm over the weekend, the team repaired the bunker washouts. Then another 20mm arrived, and they were straight back out doing it all again.

It’s the part of the course most people don’t always see: the early starts, the mud, the repeated repairs, and the constant battle to keep Mount Osmond playable when the mountain decides to fight back.

A big shoutout to Barry and the grounds team for the work that happens long before most of us arrive with clubs in the boot.

Photos from Mount Osmond Golf Club's post 20/08/2026

Throwback Thursday: before comment sections, Mount Osmond had Colonel Miles Beevor and a typewriter.

Colonel Miles Beevor was a chartered accountant, Honorary Secretary of the Mount Osmond Country Club from 1930 to 1934, and by all accounts, a very recognisable figure around the Club: monocle, distinctive meerschaum pipe and all.

He also appears to have had one more talent: gently roasting the membership in verse.

His poem, “Impressions”, later included in the Club’s Jubilee book Fairways on the Mount, is exactly the kind of Club history we love: affectionate, cheeky, slightly ruthless, and very clearly written by someone who knew every character on the course.

Nearly a century later, it still feels familiar. Different names, different outfits, fewer pipes perhaps… but the same great tradition of golfers giving each other absolutely no peace.

Swipe through to read the original poem in full - including some very affectionate early Mount Osmond sledging.

03/08/2026

Every club has its traditions. Some are worth keeping. Others are worth changing.

Former president Jack Bailey reflects on something that made Mount Osmond quietly stand apart from many other clubs of its time.

While women at many clubs were still treated as associates, with limited rights and even separate entrances, Mount Osmond had a different approach.

Women played Saturday golf, were recognised as full members, and became an integral part of club life long before it became the norm elsewhere.

It's a part of the club's history that Jack believes is well worth remembering.

31/07/2026

Bookings Now Open for Our Sunday Carvery – 16 August

Join us on Sunday 16 August for our much-loved All You Can Eat Sunday Carvery at Mount Osmond Golf Club.

Whether you're finishing a round of golf or simply looking for a relaxed Sunday lunch with family and friends, enjoy a delicious traditional roast with all the trimmings, followed by a tempting selection of desserts in the beautiful surrounds of the Club.

📅 Sunday 16 August
🕛 From 12.00pm

Pricing
• Adults – $65
• Children (5–12 years) – $30
• Children under 5 – Complimentary

Open to members and guests.

📞 Bookings are essential, and places are limited. Contact the Members Bar today to secure your table.

We look forward to welcoming you for an afternoon of exceptional food, great company and warm hospitality.

30/07/2026

Throwback Thursday: Mrs H. Davis, setting the standard since the 1930s.

Almost 100 years ago, Mrs H. Davis stood over the ball at Mount Osmond looking less like someone “having a social hit” and more like someone about to give the course a very firm talking-to.

The hat.
The stance.
The follow-through.
The expression that says: yes, I saw exactly where that went.

Mrs Davis was Captain of the Mount Osmond Women Members from 1930 to 1933 — which means she was leading the way at the Club in an era when golf fashion had more layers, clubs had less forgiveness, and a good round still depended on the same old things: timing, nerve, and not letting the hill win.

27/07/2026

Not every first impression is graceful...

Penny's very first visit to Mount Osmond involved walking the course with her husband, spotting a golf ball on the slope... and promptly sliding all the way down the muddy hillside.

She still remembers ending up completely covered in mud.

Thankfully, it didn't put her off.

Some of the best club memories don't start with a perfect golf shot... They start with a good story.

24/07/2026

Looking to give golf a go or take your skills to the next level? ⛳

This spring is the perfect time to get involved at Mount Osmond Golf Club!

Try Golf – Starting this September
Perfect for beginners, this five-week program covers all the fundamentals, including grip and swing, putting, chipping, iron play, and driving in a fun, supportive environment.

Get Into Golf – Starting this October
Ready for the next step? Our seven-week program is designed for golfers with some experience or those who have completed Try Golf. Build your confidence, refine your skills, and meet new playing partners along the way.

Whether you're discovering golf for the first time or looking to improve your game, there's a program for you.

Places are limited, so get in touch today to learn more and secure your spot!

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60 Mount Osmond Road Mount Osmond
Adelaide, SA
5064

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6pm
Friday 7:30am - 6pm
Saturday 7:30am - 6pm
Sunday 7:30am - 6pm