Macquarie Fields Accommodation, Hotels, Tours & Information

By focusing his efforts upon three major elements - flexibility, memorability and natural beauty - course designer Robin Nelson has sculpted Macquarie Links to be a championship course that is a joy to play.

The course is very much a combination of links style golf with a heathland or 'bush' character. Native grasslands, stands of mature gum trees, and unique 'outback' site furniture provide strong Australian character. Existing and man-made creeks, lakes and subtle topographic formations all combine to create natural golf holes that ebb and flow with the natural landscape.

Macquarie Links is a Par 72 course measuring some 6,300 metres in length, but not overly long by modern standards - the course is a challenge to shot making but not a torturous test of length. Multiple tees give golfers of all standards the ability to enjoy their game with an appropriate level of challenge.




Macquarie Links Drive,
Macquarie Links
Macquarie Fields, NSW, 2564

Located 1.0K from Macquarie Fields

Macquarie Fields Skate Park is a great place to take the kids and burn off some energy. Featuring an on street course, rail, ledges, boxes, flat banks, six-foot bowl, transitions it is a skateboarders paradise. Located adjacent to the basketball courts and close to public transport Macquarie Fields Skate Park will keep you fit and entertained.




Harold Street,
Corner Victoria Road
Macquarie Fields, NSW, 2564

Located 1.0K from Macquarie Fields

Ingleburn Village is Ingleburn's newest shopping complex. Located in the heart of the Ingleburn CBD Ingleburn Village features a wide range of specialist retail stores and dining options as well as major retailers such as Coles. The centre offers over 400 car spaces with easy level access to ensure convenience.




100 Macquarie Road
Ingleburn, NSW, 2565

Located 1.7K from Macquarie Fields

Situated on the Georges River, the reserve contains the historic Ingleburn Weir, which was constructed in the late 1930s to provide a swimming area for the local community.

The weir has a high heritage significance due to its sandstone structure and form. Works were conducted in 2009 to enhance fish passage in the river system and maintain the heritage value of the weir.

The vegetation community at Ingleburn Reserve is classified as the endangered ecological community, Shale Sandstone Transition Forest. The reserve is home to a number of endangered plant species as well as a range of native birds, some marsupials, other small mammals and reptiles.

Picnic tables, play equipment and an amenity block are located at the reserve.

Ingleburn Reserve Walking Trail is a 400 metre return walk. It is a medium grade and has sandstone steps and loose, rocky, unsealed surface.




Picnic Grove
Ingleburn, NSW, 2565

Located 1.9K from Macquarie Fields