Club Profile

Eastwood Golf Club is set on 48 picturesque hectares along Liverpool Road, Kilsyth.

Our renowned 18-hole golf course is widely regarded as the leading clay-belt course in Melbourne’s East, offering a rewarding challenge for golfers of all abilities. Membership enquiries are always welcome.

Beyond golf, Eastwood offers a wide range of facilities, including two bowling greens, a spacious function room, bistro dining, Members Lounge and ATM facilities—all within a smoke-free, friendly and relaxed environment.

With panoramic views and beautifully maintained gardens, Eastwood provides the perfect setting for any occasion. Whether you’re planning a private celebration, a corporate golf day, or simply a great day out on the course, our function room is an outstanding choice.

To support your game, we also provide a fully equipped golf shop, along with professional golf tuition to help you improve and enjoy your golf even more.

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Thanks to some creative thinking, Eastwood Golf Club now boasts one of the most distinctive natural landmarks of any course in Australia.

Adjacent to the 1st tee stood a large Cypress tree that posed a safety risk due to its condition and was earmarked to be removed. However, rather than electing for full removal, the Club recognised an opportunity and instead opted to turn the surviving trunk into a unique work of art.

With the assistance of sponsorship from two members, Mike Rawlinson and Roger Earle, the Club commissioned renowned chainsaw sculptor Rob Bast to create a wood carving with the intention of becoming a feature landmark at the course. The design features a golfer with golf bag and clubs, accompanied by birdlife.

The project commenced in March 2015 and took two weeks to complete.

“The sculpture is simply stunning. Rob did an amazing job and exceeded all our expectations. The skill and level of detail that has gone into the work and what he was able to achieve using chainsaws as his tools is quite incredible,” he comments.

“We always thought our course here at Eastwood was special, but we now have a landmark that is truly unique. It has become a major talking point amongst members and guests. Everyone who comes here makes comment on it and usually stop to take photos at the first tee.”