Save Moore Park Golf Course - A Sydney Public Golf Course

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Moore Park Golf Course is a central, public, affordable 18-hole course that keeps Sydney active and connected.

We’re asking NSW State Members of Parliament to support a genuine win-win solution: retain an 18-hole public golf course for access and affordability while delivering up to 20 hectares of new, connected parkland by thoughtfully reconfiguring under-used areas.

Use your voice.

In under two minutes, you can send a respectful, personalised email to your local NSW State Member of Parliament asking them to back a better outcome for the community.

Why this matters

Access & affordability: Cutting to 9 holes reduces capacity → fewer ...

Moore Park Golf Course is a central, public, affordable 18-hole course that keeps Sydney active and connected.

We’re asking NSW State Members of Parliament to support a genuine win-win solution: retain an 18-hole public golf course for access and affordability while delivering up to 20 hectares of new, connected parkland by thoughtfully reconfiguring under-used areas.

Use your voice.

In under two minutes, you can send a respectful, personalised email to your local NSW State Member of Parliament asking them to back a better outcome for the community.

Why this matters

Access & affordability: Cutting to 9 holes reduces capacity → fewer tee times for public, longer waits, and upward pressure on price
Public, not private: Moore Park Golf Course is run by Greater Sydney Parklands on public land; most tee times go to the general public (in comparison to other courses in Sydney)
Both is better: Thoughtful design can retain 18 holes and deliver ~20ha of new parkland with safer paths, play spaces and habitat, using the many under-utilised hectares throughout the precinct - not a noisy, traffic-ringed blob on the north paddock.
Do it properly: We want transparent analysis published and genuine co-design with active stakeholders and community

What we're asking NSW State Members of Parliment to do

Support a win-win outcome that keeps a public 18-hole course and delivers up to 20 hectares of new, repurposed and connected parkland
Ensure genuine, real, consultation with the golfers, local residents, and community groups who rely on Moore Park
Publish the evidence underpinning any decision, including capacity modelling and a proper business case
Protect access and affordability for everyday users at a time when public golf capacity across Sydney is already under pressure
Invest in parkland where it works best — in quieter, connected locations with safe access, not an undesirable, windy, hilly, blob, encircled by heavy traffic

Have your say and voice your concern - join us in writing to your local NSW State Member of Parliament asking for their support.

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Email your NSW Member of Parliament

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Supporters of the Save Moore Park Golf Course campaign are encouraged to speak up and let their local NSW State Member of Parliament know how strongly the community opposes reducing the current Championship 18-hole Golf Course to 9 holes.

This is a simple opportunity for everyone — golfers and non-golfers alike — to contact their local MP and express concern about a change that would affect not only the golf course, but also the many thousands of people who use Moore Park each year for recreation, exercise, and social connection.

Find your local rep

Subject:

I am a regular user of the Moore Park Golf facility and a voter in your electorate.

I am writing to urge you to advocate for the retention of 18 holes at Moore Park Golf Course.

Moore Park is one of Sydney’s most heavily used and accessible public sporting facilities. It provides affordable recreation, social connection, and significant physical and mental health benefits to thousands of people each week.

Reducing the course to 9 holes would significantly cut capacity and access, particularly for beginners, kids, women, and people who rely on Moore Park as their only accessible option to play the game.

I respectfully ask that you raise this issue with the Premier and the Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, and advocate for a solution that retains an 18-hole public golf course while delivering improved outcomes for the wider parklands.

Thank you for taking the time to consider the views of local residents and course users and I look forward to hearing from you regarding this matter.

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