The NSW Government is transforming 20 hectares of Moore Park Golf Course into a new park for Sydney, alongside a 12-hole public golf course.
The final Moore Park South Establishment Plan has now been released by the NSW Government, confirming what will be on offer at Moore Park Golf from 1 July, 2026.
See the most recent updates below.
The NSW Government is transforming 20 hectares of Moore Park Golf Course into a new park for Sydney, alongside a 12-hole public golf course.
The final Moore Park South Establishment Plan has now been released by the NSW Government, confirming what will be on offer at Moore Park Golf from 1 July, 2026.
The NSW Government has listened to feedback from the golf community, increasing the length of the golf course from 9 to 12 holes in the final establishment plan.
The revitalised golf offer for Moore Park South will include:
12-hole golf is an emerging model in Australia and internationally. The format offers a shorter, more accessible round that makes golf more achievable for a broader range of players.
12-hole golf focuses investment on fewer holes to improve course quality and the overall golf experience.
Notable 12-hole course examples include: Newgreens Chatswood (opening in June), Shiskine (Scotland), Belmont (USA), Eastwood Twelve (Scotland) and Mad Swans (England).
Transformation works will commence from July 1, 2026, including updates to the course, driving range and Clubhouse.
We’re excited about what’s ahead and remain committed to delivering a welcoming, high-quality golf and leisure experience for our community.
We’ll continue to keep you informed as plans progress and details are confirmed.
The establishment plan, What We Heard report and FAQs are available on the Centennial Parklands website at: https://www.centennialparklands.com.au/mooreparksouth.
For golf venue enquiries, contact: [email protected].