Indooroopilly Golf Club

We are pleased to release the Indooroopilly Golf Club Centenary film. 🎥 Enjoy.

Generations | 100 Years of Indooroopilly Golf Club

For 100 Years, Indooroopilly Golf Club has been a place shaped by people. Through triumph and trial, it’s the members who have carried it forward.

This film is a celebration of that legacy - a story of community, resilience and generations who have left this club stronger than they found it.

It will be playing this Saturday evening at our Centenary Gala in the Jacaranda room.

Can’t make it? The full film will be available from Sunday on the club’s website and social media channels.

We look forward to sharing this special milestone with you.

Our Centenary Opening Cocktail Party was a wonderful success, with an outstanding turnout and a fantastic atmosphere as members came together to begin our Centenary celebrations

Our Centenary Gala Celebration this Saturday is now fast approaching. Golfing events will be played all through Friday to Sunday, with both members and reciprocal members taking to the course in our Centenary Cup.

Limited tickets are available through out website. Bookings close Wednesday 1st July.

We all would have a different special memory of our first time experiencing Indooroopilly Golf Club. Lyndal Plant, past-president and member of 43 years reflects on her early moments out here and how she later came to be a member.

As an accomplished golfer, it was a training clinic that brought her to Indooroopilly, in preparation an Australian Schoolgirls tournament. Since then, Lyndal has had many other successes on course, most notably winning the Club Championship six times, in which the sixth came 35 years after her first.

It immediately became a second home for her as she moved into ‘the big smoke’ from the country. The likes of Barry Vassella and the Gunderson’s were instrumental in developing this feeling, as she found her feet at the club.

IGC President Rob Balmer tackles City 4 for us. Inviting for the longer hitters, the tee-box sits at the highest point of the golf course, overlooking a wide fairway that cambers left towards a collection of ponds. Fairway bunkers make for a tight second shot if attacking the green, as the sand and water leave little room for error.

A large, sloping green offers a variety of challenging pin locations to keep the approach feeling fresh and ever-challenging.

Are you attacking the pin or laying up here?

Our team out in the crisp winter mornings ensuring all our greens have that smooth, consistent roll every time you stand over the ball.

Join IGC Member Lyndal Plant for an afternoon roll down City 6.
Off the Red Markers it is a 396m Par 5, with several waves of fairway bunkers. There is an option to play to the left into the elbow. This allows for an easier approach shot to the green, which if attacked front on, is protected by deep bunkers and undulation.

For the longer hitters it is a great Birdie opportunity and a favourite for many.

How do you play this hole?