Friday Chook Run

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 10 July 2026

Category: Open

Entry Method: In person

The Friday Chook Run is a regular 9-hole competition held every Friday at 9:00am at Burrum District Golf Club (also known as the Howard Golf Club) in Howard, Queensland. No handicap is required to enter. Visitors are welcome to join the competition, though some prizes may be reserved for members on certain days. The course is a 9-hole layout with alternate tees creating a full 18-hole experience, featuring Par 70 for men and Par 72 for women. Motorised carts are available for hire with advance booking. The clubhouse is open on Fridays from 9am to 9pm, with Friday night meals served from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. For further information, contact the club at 0481 568 296 or admin@burrumdistrictgolf.club.

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Venue

Burrum District Golf Club

Queensland, Australia

Burrum District Golf Club, located in Howard, Queensland, is a nine-green country-style course that creates a full 18-hole experience through alternate tees. The course spans 5,727 metres with a par of 70 for men and 72 for women. Its generally flat terrain makes it accessible for both walking and motorized cart play, appealing to golfers of all skill levels. The layout features a mix of sand bunkers, water hazards in the form of dams, and occasional narrow, tree-lined fairways that provide moderate challenge without excessive difficulty. The friendly, casual atmosphere encourages both competitive and social play. The club hosts regular competitions including Saturday mixed events, Tuesday veteran rounds, Wednesday men's play, Thursday ladies' competitions, and popular Friday nine-hole "Chook Runs" that require no handicap. Sunday "Hackers" nine-hole events are also available for social golfers. The course welcomes visitors and non-members to participate in competitions, making it an inclusive facility within the local golfing community.