McLeod Country Golf Club, 18-hole golf course in Mount Ommaney, Brisbane, Australia
McLeod Country Golf Club is an 18-hole course near Mount Ommaney in Brisbane set across a large property with rolling terrain and natural parkland features. The greens and fairways follow the natural landscape, creating varied playing surfaces throughout the layout.
The club was established in 1968 and acquired its land through circumstances that shaped its early years. A nine-hole layout was completed shortly after, before later expansion created the current full-sized course.
The club carries the name of Gertrude McLeod, a golf leader who shaped women's golf through her work in national and international associations over many years. This heritage is visible today in how the place operates and the values its community reflects.
The course is fairly easy to navigate, and the grounds offer good visibility for visitors exploring the property. Checking current conditions beforehand helps ensure a good experience when you visit.
The club holds a pioneering role in golf history by offering women equal standing long before this became common. Today it remains one of very few clubs globally to be managed entirely by female members, making it distinctly different from most others.
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