Albury Commercial Golf Club

The club offers 18 holes of championship golf, which is the perfect golfing getaway. A striking regional centre on the banks of the Murray River and a great resting spot.
An impressive course with wonderful greens, tree-lined fairways and strategically positioned bunkers to allow leeway for every standard of player.
The clubhouse overlooks the 18th hole and can cater for up to 140 guests at any one time.
With excellent views to enjoy al fresco dining.
Albury has it all and is considered one of the best in rural New South Wales.

The region around Albury has a range of tourist attractions including, the wine region around Rutherglen, the goldfield towns of Beechworth and Yackandandah which has boating, fishing and canoe hire for the many lakes and rivers.
This incorporates Lake Hume, the forests and mountains of the Great Dividing Range and Wonga Wetlands which has more than 150 species of birdlife.

The Hume and Hovell walking track begins in Yass and follows the route of explorers Hamilton Hume and William Hovell on their 1824 expedition to Port Phillip which ends at the Hovell tree in South Albury.

In 2000 the gymnasium had a complete makeover costing 2m, it features, four squash courts, health and fitness centre, swimming pool and snooker.
Also available at the resort is fishing, two elevated bowling greens and much more. The resort provides conferencing and banqueting with fourteen rooms, they can offer board meetings to gala dinners for up to 500 guests.
Albury is the perfect venue for a wide range of sporting activities, corporate functions and memorable occasions. Absolutely the perfect spot for all your needs whatever the event.

Albury was made a city in 1946 and now has a population in excess of 51,000. A major regional centre in NSW, it is located on the Hume Highway on the Northern side of the Murray River.
The first elected foundation president was John Chenery, an auctioneer who chaired the first meeting in 1902. The Commercial club was adopted to cater and indulge the professional and business men of the day, in the men's only club.
A bowling green was sown in 1935 by George Galo and Albury now boasts over 30,000 members of both men and women.