Women in Golf at Collier Park
Golf isn't just growing. It's changing.
According to Golf Australia, 3.8 million Australians played some form of golf in 2023–24, and women were the fastest-growing group. Beginner program participation jumped by 21.2%, and an extraordinary 86.8% of those new players were women.
Why now? Because golf offers more than a swing. It’s time outside. It’s conversation between shots. It’s the rare combination of movement, challenge and stillness. It can be as social or as solitary as you want it to be.
At Collier Park we’ve shaped a pathway that reflects how women want to learn and play. Three flexible, welcoming programs led by experienced female golfers, so you can start where you feel comfortable and grow at your own pace.
Whether you’re holding a club for the first time, stepping confidently onto the course, or refining skills with tailored coaching, this is the place to begin.
Our Pathway's for Women to get into Golf
Take the Next Step
Step from practice to play in our monthly women’s golf program. Play 4 holes on our short Pines course with guidance from PGA Associate Georgia McSkimming and experienced golfer Mandy Sudlow-Brown, then finish with drinks, pizza and a relaxed chat at the café.
Beyond the Range
Join our weekly women’s golf meet-up and enjoy nine guided holes in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Get helpful tips along the way, build confidence on the course, and share plenty of laughs with like-minded golfers.
Learn with Georgia or George
Learn, improve, and enjoy golf with PGA Associate Georgia McSkimming or PGA Professional George Campbell. Their lessons make it easy to build skills, confidence, and a real love for the game, whether you’re starting out or ready to take things further.