Banora Point sits at the southern tip of New South Wales, right on the Queensland border, where the Tweed River opens toward the coast and the subtropical landscape takes over. The area is warmer and greener than most of coastal NSW — palm-fringed, humid, and lush in a way that feels distinctly different from the golf you'd find a couple of hours south around the Gold Coast hinterland or Newcastle.
Club Banora is a members' club serving a tight-knit community in what has become one of the fastest-growing residential corridors on the east coast. Courses in this part of the Tweed region tend to benefit from reliable year-round playability — the climate rarely shuts things down — and the flat to gently undulating terrain typical of the coastal lowlands shapes a layout that rewards course management over raw power.
At par 72 across 18 holes, this is a proper full-length test built for the committed club golfer. Expect a sociable, community-driven atmosphere that defines regional Australian golf at its most genuine.
