Offering exquisite views of Brown Lake, Moreton Bay from Redland Bay to Brisbane and North to the Glasshouse Mountains the course is shared with local fauna including:
Kangaroos, and a host of birdlife, including the rare Glossy Black Cockatoos which have been seen regularly feeding on the course near the fourth green / fifth tee.
Sightseers and Casual Visitors
We welcome you to avail yourself of the clubhouse facilities whilst enjoying the outstanding views.
North Stradbroke Island is located off the coast of South East Queensland and has been described by visitors as Noosa and Byron Bay rolled into one! There are miles of soft white sand beaches, perched lakes, gorges, dunes, untamed bushland and scenic cliff tops where you could very well spot whales enjoying the warm seas.
If you haven’t been here before you are in for a real treat that will leave you yearning to return.
Dunwich, a quiet port town on the the western side of the island, is where the ferries and water taxes arrive from the mainland berth. Dunwich has a population of about 883 people and was formerly known as Green Point when it was first settled in 1827 as a military post and pilot station. This beautiful little gem is rich with history and natural wildlife. Heritage sites include the Dunwich Cemetery, Dunwich Public Reserve and the St Mark’s Anglican Church & Public Hall.
Amity Point is a sleepy fishing village located on the island across from Moreton Island and is approximately 20 min by car from Dunwich. A great area for camping, Amity Point offers cabins for tourists to hire that are directly in the middle of the beautiful native bushland where there are a number of walking trails and lakes to take advantage of in addition to the village’s spas, markets, museum, art gallery and of course our very own NSI Golf Club.
The most popular township for tourits and local visitors, Point Lookout is located on the island’s Eastern side and is approximately 20 min by car from Dunwich. Point Lookout’s beaches are perfect for paddle-boarding, surfing and other water sports and are not far from the local cafes & restaurants for a bite to eat throughout the day.