Membership Benefits

The benefits of joining a private golf club are extensive and include:

Certainty of arranging a game at a given time
Ability to freely access the course
Enjoying the social camaraderie
Developing life-long friendships
Playing in competitions or just for fun
Achieving a sense of belonging and the opportunity to contribute to the Club and local community
Contributing to a healthier Australian community

FAQ

What is the process of joining Hartfield?

Normally the process to join Hartfield involves being nominated by a current member and completing a membership application form. In some cases the application may require a seconder and referees. Once the application form is completed, it is taken to the Club Committee for approval.

Can I join a club if I do not know any members?

YES! BUT IT REALLY HELPS IF YOU KNOW AN EXISTING MEMBER

Is there a waiting period?

At the moment no, but we have closed a number of membership categories.

Do I have to reach a certain standard of play to become a member?

It is expected that any member would be able to play to the maximum handicap which is 36 for males and 45 for females.

What costs are involved?

Hartfield Country Club charge an annual subscription. There are also some other additional charges which include affiliation fees, insurance, competition fees and levies.

Are there payment options?

At Hartfield you can pay in full, 6 monthly (½ yearly) or month direct debit.

How often can I play?

Members enjoy unlimited playing rights according to their category of membership.

Are there different club membership options available?

Currently we offer 5 and 7 day, FIFO, Members partners and Junior memberships.

What are the normal competition days?

Hartfield conducts non gender competitions on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday.

Can members bring guests?

Hartfield Country Club allows members to bring guests who have an active and valid Golf Link to competitions on most days. Saturday we ask members to seek the permission of the Captain to bring a guest onto the course.