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Glenden Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Glenden, a mining town in the Isaac Region of Queensland, Australia. The course measures 6,764 yards with a par of 72, featuring a course rating of 70.2 and slope of 110. The course was developed to serve the local community of this purpose-built mining town, which was constructed by Mount Isa Mines (now Glencore) to accommodate workers at the nearby Newlands coal mine.

The course is characterized by well-maintained fairways and greens designed to accommodate players of all skill levels. It includes nine holes in each nine-hole section (OUT par 36 for 3,438 yards; IN par 36 for remaining yardage). The layout features a variety of hole types including par-4s, par-5s, and par-3s, with lengths ranging from 153 yards to 542 yards.

The facility offers comprehensive amenities including a driving range with both mat and grass areas, practice putting and chipping greens, motorized and pull carts, golf club rentals, professional shop services, golf lessons, and a clubhouse with restaurant facilities. The course is open to the public and serves both local golfers and visitors exploring Queensland's regional golf courses.