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Tee off, dine and take in the parkland views at St Lucia Golf Links and Minnippi Golf Course. Discover our disc golf courses.

Male golfer driving a ball down a green at St Lucia Golf Links.

Golf is a great way to reduce stress, improve focus and challenge your body and mind. 

Play a round at one of Council’s 2 public golf courses.

St Lucia Golf Links is a 15-minute drive from Brisbane’s CBD. It has many facilities, including a golf simulator, and has hosted Queensland Open and Professional Golfers Association (PGA) tournaments.

Minnippi Golf Course is the only public golf course on Brisbane’s southside. Covering 125 hectares, it features an 18-hole green and driving range and neighbours Minnippi Parklands. 

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St Lucia Golf Club

St Lucia Golf Linksopens in a new tab is one of Brisbane’s oldest golf courses.

It’s home to an 18-hole course, mini putt-putt and Hillstone, a historic clubhouse with a restaurant, golf shop and event spaces.

Head to the course to take a coaching lesson, visit the simulator or play a round of golf, regardless of your skill level.

See photos of the course and facilities. 

Visiting the golf club

St Lucia Golf Links is located on the corner of Indooroopilly Road and Carawa Street, St Lucia.

You can plan your bus or train route with Translinkopens in a new tab.

Visit the St Lucia Golf Links website for location informationopens in a new tab, including a venue map.

Facilities, services and functions

Make the most of the golf facilities, visit the onsite restaurant or hire a space for your next event.

Minnippi Golf Course

Minnippi Golf Course neighbours the 90-hectare Minnippi Parklands on Brisbane's southside. Discover more about the course and the expansive parklands.

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A family pushing their bikes over a shared bike/pedestrian bridge in Minnippi Parklands.

Disc golf

What is disc golf?

Disc golf is played similarly to traditional golf, but with plastic discs and target baskets. The aim is to reach the targets in as few throws as possible.

It’s a cheap, fun and low-impact sport anyone can play, regardless of age or ability.

Work on your throw, get some outdoor exercise and spend time amongst nature with a game of disc golf.

Disc golf courses

Council has 2 disc golf courses in parks across Brisbane:

  • an 18-basket course in Cadogan Street Park, Carindale
  • a 12-basket course in Freney Street Park (located in Kookaburra Park), Rocklea.

Guides to disc golf in Brisbane

View the guides to find course maps, how to play and course conditions. Learn more about Cadogan Street Park and Freney Street Park disc golf courses.

Getting started

All you need to start playing is a plastic disc, like a frisbee.

At the start of each course, there are instructions and a map showing where each of the baskets is located.

Throw your disc from the concrete tee into the target baskets in as few throws as possible.

To find out more about disc golf:

Frequently asked questions