Springwood Country Club sits in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales, approximately 70 kilometers west of Sydney. The course occupies elevated terrain characteristic of the area, with the layout shaped by the natural topography of ridges, valleys, and native eucalyptus bushland that defines this part of the Great Dividing Range. The cooler mountain climate and sandy soils provide conditions distinct from Sydney's coastal courses. The club was established in the early twentieth century and has served the local community and visiting golfers for several generations. The routing works with the property's natural fall and rise, requiring golfers to navigate changes in elevation throughout the round. Several holes play along or across valleys, while others occupy higher ground with views extending across the surrounding mountains and forested landscape. Springwood functions as a traditional country club, with golf as the central activity supported by social and dining facilities. The membership draws primarily from the Blue Mountains communities, and the club maintains a welcoming approach to visitors exploring golf options in the region. The course offers a contrast to metropolitan layouts, with a quieter setting and a design that emphasizes strategic play over length, suited to the constraints and character of mountain terrain.