Pennant Hills Golf Club

The Pennant Hills Golf Club is a golf club in Beecroft, New South Wales, Australia, a suburb of Sydney. Founded in 1923, it is a 5,925 metres (6,480 yd) par 71 eighteen-hole championship course. It has hosted many amateur events including the NSW Men's and NSW Ladies Amateur Championships. In 1925, the original clubhouse was designed by Thomas Pollard Sampson, a playing member of the club, and he extended the building in 1929 and again in 1939.

Membership. From a membership of 100 in February 1924 ( Golf in Australia Feb 7, 1924) the membership in June 2024 was 1352 ranging from Under 21 to Over 80.

Junior Golf. In 1996 the club introduced a formal Cadet development program for children 13 years and over. This proved a highly successful program with many young golfers developing skills and progressing into full membership. In mid-2014, the club established the Kendal Binns Junior Foundation with the charter to promote, support and develop Junior Members to become better golfers and long-term contributing Members of the Club. The Foundation grants scholarships to assist young golfers who meet a pre-set level of golfing ability. (2025-2026 Kendal Binns Junior Fund Scholarships Application January 2025)

Male Pennants and Female Grade teams. PHGC fielded its first interclub Men’s Grade team in March 1926 in C Grade. In 1936, the Men’s Grade team won the B Grade Flag. Over the ensuing years the club entered teams in many interclub competitions and currently has teams in Men’s Pennants, Ladies Interclub Grade, Mixed, Masters, Eric Apperly, Junior Pennants and Encourage Shield competitions.