Club

	Monday - Thursdays: 12 noon to 8.00pm
	Friday: 12 noon to 11.00pm
	Saturday: 9.00am to 11.00pm
	Sunday: 9.00am to 8.00pm

Andy's Kitchen

Friday & Saturday 6.00pm to 8.30pm

Championship 18 hole golf course

	Grass greens
	AGU par rating 70
	LGU par rating 70
	Reciprocal rights with Fox Hills, Bathurst, Barham and Gulgong Golf Clubs

2 Tennis courts

Club House

	Andy's Kitchen Friday & Saturday nights - also available by arrangement for functions
	snooker/pool table
	darts
	Club Keno
	available for functions (Club always remains open to members during normal trading hours)

Olympic size swimming pool opposite the course

Accommodation available in the adjoining Kandos Fairways Motel

Magnificent golf course

	Set in peaceful surroundings against the inspirational background of Coomber Melon Mountain
	Henbury is a park of great natural beauty and a valuable community asset.
	It provides a natural wildlife sanctuary for kangaroos, which come out to graze on the fairways at sunset.
	It is a natural habitat for an assortment of native animals, as well as a wide variety of birds including gang gangs, red heads, double bar finches, white cockatoos and grass parrots.
	Take a stroll around the course and watch the sunset

Fine country dining

Andy’s Kitchen is a great attraction on Friday and Saturday evenings (and private functions by arrangement).

Entertainment:

	Weekly raffles are held on Friday & Saturday evenings.
	A Jokers Wild Draw and Members “Treasure Chest” Draw are held on Friday night.
	Special entertainment nights are arranged throughout the year.

A courtesy bus is available for members and guests.

The Club Championships are held over the last two weeks in May. 

The Ladies Open Tournament is played in August and

The Henbury Open on the last weekend in October.

*  A relaxing nine hole “Chicken Run” is held each Wednesday throughout the year.

The Henbury Veterans (men over fifty five and women over fifty) organise a Stableford Event and Barbecue on the second Tuesday every month.

The Veterans’ Open is held in March and a 4BBB Stableford in October

Henbury Golf Course opened in 1931.

The first nine holes were designed by Rupert S Black, a renowned golf architect who designed the Royal Queensland Golf Course, as well assisting in the layout of the Elanora and Oatlands courses in Sydney. 

 The second nine holes were designed some years later by acknowledged architect, Arthur East.

 The course was constructed in the midst of the Great Depression and the Club survived to celebrate its 75^th anniversary in 2006.  This special year was commemorated with the publication of a book “Henbury – The early history of a country golf course” (copies are held by golfing museums in England and the United States).  The book can be purchased from the Club or the Kandos Museum.