Recognised as one of the worlds most stunning golf courses, with a large rich array of vegetation.
With mature trees, plush greens, fairways, lakes and bunkers this course will activate your golfing enthusiasm and will demand your golfing experience at all levels. The clubhouse features a wide verandah overlooking the course, other facilities are a swimming pool and all weather tennis courts.

Guests here can relish in the award-winning Flooded Gums restaurant with a comprehensive wine list and excellent service which you will want to revisit again and again.
This club is in the exquisite location of a small town on the mid-north coast of NSW and only 11km south of Coffs Harbour.

Each fairway is secluded from the next and offers an idyllic and peaceful environment to experience your game in the countryside. Short and long stay accommodation is available so you can relax in the luxurious setting of the expertly laid out course.
With no roads or housing to break the tranquillity of Bonville, the only interruption will be the sound of the birdlife for example kookaburras or cockatoos.

Recently Bonville hosted the ALPG Tours Australian Ladies Classic, opened 26 years ago the course has continued to improve the presentation of the club.

The change to the more resilient Bermuda 328 grass more than a decade ago was a great step forward, all the bunkers were also refurbished a few years ago and have taken on a new life.
More tweaks to the course include moving the cart path from the skirt of the edge of the green on the par 3-8th hole to well away from the playing area.
It is the small changes that have improved the look, the skill and the adventure that you will find here at Bonville.

Nestled at the foot of the Great Dividing Range on the Coffs coast this is a majestic natural woodland golf course, with its splendid onsite stay and play and hidden water features and exciting elevated scenery offers a sight of natural beauty. Set in 600 acres of native forest with sections of subtropical rainforest, palm trees and tall eucalyptus.