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Lucindale Country Club features 18 holes with par 72, measuring 5942 metres. The course comprises an 18-hole layout with watered fairways and greens, set in rolling dunes and lined with native trees and shrubs. The course offers bunkers at many greens and water hazards, with predominantly native shrubs of acacia and melaleuca and a few pines. Notable features include metal art animal sculptures that make it a standout.

Located 4 kilometres out of the farming community town of Lucindale, 350 kilometres southeast of Adelaide, the course presents an elevated, exposed setting. Notable features include a sunken grass bunker surrounded by a 1-foot high stone wall on the par 3 3rd hole measuring 131 metres. The course has limited variety in par 4 lengths, with 11 of the 12 par 4s ranging between 315 and 360 metres.

The golf season runs from late March through October, with a Twilight season commencing in November on Fridays. Visitors are always welcome, with an honesty box available for green fees when no one is in attendance.