Bermagui Country Club sits on the south coast of New South Wales, near the small coastal town of Bermagui, roughly midway between Sydney and Melbourne. The course occupies a scenic stretch of the far south coast, an area known for rugged headlands, productive fishing grounds, and a temperate maritime climate. The club has served the local community and visiting golfers for many decades, offering a rural links-style experience in a relatively remote setting. The course is routed across undulating terrain typical of the NSW south coast, with native vegetation and natural drainage patterns shaping play. The layout takes advantage of the region's topography and coastal character, presenting golfers with views across farmland and toward the ocean. Hole design reflects the landscape's natural contours rather than extensive earthmoving, giving the course a settled, organic feel. Wind is a consistent factor in play, as is common on the Australian coast. Bermagui Country Club functions primarily as a members' club serving the local region, and has hosted regional and state amateur competitions over the years. The membership tends to be drawn from the surrounding community and includes both serious golfers and those who value the club as a social hub. The course remains relatively quiet compared to major metropolitan venues, which appeals to golfers seeking a quieter, more intimate club experience away from high-traffic destinations.