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Skipton Golf Club is a 9-hole public golf course located on the eastern edge of the rural town of Skipton in Victoria's Goldfields region. The club was established in 1929 and originally featured sand greens, but has had 9 well-designed greens for most of its history. The course has a par of 69. Players can enjoy 9 or 18 holes using white tees for the front nine and yellow tees for the back, or alternatively play it as a Par 3 course using black and pink tee markers.

The course features lightly undulating, tree-lined fairways with watered tees and greens that attract both local players and travelling golfers. The 2nd hole is rated the hardest on the course and is one of the longest Par 3s in the area. The course design presents a consistent challenge to golfers of all levels and is regarded as a real gem. As a nine-hole course played twice, the 19th hole comes into play after hole 14 and again after hole 18.