Glenmore Heritage Golf Club's Original course is located in Trentham, a rural area in the Central Tablelands region of New South Wales, approximately 90 minutes northwest of Sydney. The course sits on elevated terrain characteristic of the region, where the landscape transitions from coastal plains to the higher country of the Great Dividing Range. This setting typically provides natural elevation changes and views across pastoral countryside. The layout reflects the work of designers who utilized the property's existing topography rather than imposing dramatic earthworks. Courses in this part of New South Wales often feature native grasses and eucalyptus trees that frame fairways and define the playing corridors. The climate at this elevation tends to support firm conditions during drier months, while the cooler temperatures compared to Sydney can influence turf maintenance and playing characteristics throughout the year. Glenmore Heritage operates as a semi-private facility that serves both members and visiting golfers. The club maintains the Original course alongside other amenities, positioning itself as a destination for golfers seeking a day trip from Sydney or the surrounding region. The course provides a traditional parkland experience shaped by the natural features of the Central Tablelands, with the routing designed to incorporate the land's contours and native vegetation into the strategic challenges presented to players.