The par 4 364m 7th sees players tee off up a narrow opening to the wider fairway hill. Avoid the many established trees on the right and the mallee trees on the left. A dogleg left on starting at the top of the hill gives you a view of the green nestled between a bunker and more natural mallee trees and rough. A challenging green lies on a slope that makes for an interesting finish to the hole.
The Berri Golf Club could not operate and hold the successful events it does without the greatly appreciated support of our Sponsors. Our sponsor’s group is made up of businesses operating within our local community and the mutually beneficial sponsorship packages offer these businesses exciting promotion opportunities. We ask that members support those that support the Berri Golf Club.
The Berri Golf Club offers a challenging 18 Hole Golf Course centrally located in South Australia’s Riverland. Positioned within the township, the Berri Golf Club is open 7 days a week for social golf and provides players with a spectacular fully irrigated course. The Big River Tavern provides full bar service and bistro dining while the on-course accommodation makes staying and playing easy and a fleet of 15 golf carts are available for hire.
161 metres – Par 3
405 metres – Par 5
357 metres – Par 4
458 metre – Par 5
360 metres – Par 4
148 metres – Par 3
364 metres – Par 4
384 metres – Par 4
309 metres – Par 4
324 metres – Par 4
322 metres – Par 4
381 metres – Par 4
207 metres – Par 3
381 metres – Par 4
500 metres – Par 5
141 metres – Par 3
374 metres – Par 4
390 metres – Par 4
The Big River Golf and Country Club is an award-winning entertainment venue overlooking the 18th green. It boasts an extensive menu, full bar service and gaming facilities and is open 7 days a week for your convenience.
Stay on course in the modern accommodation and have your golf, dining and entertainment at your fingertips. Attractive golf packages are available to combine your golf and accommodation requirements making your stay even easier.
Berri is located in the heart of South Australia’s Riverland approximately 2.5 hours from Adelaide. The mighty Murray River meanders its way through the town giving a lifeline for the horticultural industry.
