We are thrilled to shine a spotlight on Charlotte, one of our dedicated team members at Brighton Golf Course! Charlotte has been an integral part of our team for over a year, consistently bringing her passion and expertise to our

We are currently seeking expressions of interest from an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander artists to collaborate with to create artwork for our Reflect Reconciliation Plan 2024-2025. What is a Reconciliation Plan? BlueFit has received conditional approval for our first

We hope last month's tips helped you to speed up your game and enjoy your round on the course. Once again we have a few more tips which will assist you in getting around the course quicker. Tip #1 –

Driver – Get Your Set Up Right As a golf coach, I often can tell when a golfer is going to hit a poor drive before they start their swing. The usual giveaways are poor alignment, ball position and body

NAIDOC Week is a national event held in the first week of July each year. It celebrates and recognises the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This week offers an opportunity for all Australians to

Brighton Golf Course is proud to serve as an essential community hub, inspiring activity and engagement among thousands of local residents through a diverse range of services, programs, and amenities.  We sincerely thank you for your continued support and loyalty.In

Meet Liam! Liam has been an integral part of Brighton for the past two years, contributing greatly to our dream team. You can catch up with Liam on Mondays and Wednesdays after lunch—don’t forget to say hi! (He's a passionate

Exciting Course Improvements Ahead! We are pleased to announce that we will be renovating some of the bunkers on our course. The renovations will involve pulling the sand off the faces of the bunkers to make them wider and shallower,

We hope last month's tips helped you to speed up your game and enjoy your round on the course. Once again we have a few more tips which will assist you in getting around the course quicker. Tip #1 –

Many golfers have a beautiful practice swing, smooth practice strokes and are experts on the driving range and short game practice areas. Then we go to the course and it just doesn’t feel the same. We struggle with our swing,