Antill Park Country Golf Club

The park is 5675 metres with 18 holes, par 70 on the Jarvisfield road, in a picturesque setting flanked by water hazards. The 5th hole is one side water and the other side sloping with a front bunker to the green. The 7th hole features wide-open vistas and the 10th is circled by trees.
There are dams on the 2nd, 4th, 17th and 18th holes. The clubhouse overlooks the 9th green.

Antill is located on the original setting of Governor Macquarie Antill's homestead of 1863.
Situated in the rural township of Picton at the southern slopes of the Razor Back mountains, 80 km south west of Sydney in the Wollondilly Shire.

The George IV Inn reputedly constructed in 1839 is considered to be one of the oldest hotel buildings in Australia.

Antill Park Country Golf Club is the largest in the Wollondilly Shire, the clubhouse was built in 1863 by John Macquarie Antill senior and is historic to the local area.