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<\/a><\/p>\nOxley Golf Club has announced long-term redevelopment plans that include the sale of a 12-hectare parcel of land and the construction of a new 18-hole championship course. The decision comes in response to the Brisbane City Council\u2019s Boundary Road widening project, which will split the existing course into two disconnected sections.<\/p>\n
The council project will expand Boundary Road from two lanes to four. Currently, golfers cross the road approximately 300,000 times each year during standard play. Once the expansion is complete, moving between the northern and southern sections of the course will no longer be viable.<\/p>\n
Land Sale and Consolidation Strategy<\/p>\n To adapt to the infrastructure changes, Oxley Golf Club<\/a> has finalised an agreement with development partner LogiSPACE<\/a>, a specialist logistics developer and fund manager. Under the agreement, the club will sell its northern 12-hectare portion of the site to LogiSPACE.<\/p>\n The proceeds from the sale will be reinvested into consolidating all golf operations onto the southern 48-hectare landholding. This southern site will house the newly designed 18-hole championship course and an expanded community recreation precinct.<\/p>\n The club stated that the decision follows years of planning and investigation. The Brisbane City Council first advised the club of potential road widening in 2016, and the project was officially reinstated under the council\u2019s Local Government Infrastructure Plan in 2023, triggering a detailed review of the club\u2019s operational viability.<\/p>\n Leadership Perspective<\/p>\n Oxley Golf Club President John Petrie stated that the club is taking a proactive approach to address the impact of the road upgrade.<\/p>\n \u201cWith a history of nearly 100 years, Oxley Golf Club is vital to the local area. It supports charities, hosts events, drives economic activity through local suppliers and markets, and promotes health with 70,000 annual rounds and junior clinics, reinforcing its role as a valued community asset,\u201d Mr. Petrie said.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n \u201cThe Boundary Road upgrade fundamentally changes the way our golf course can safely and practically operate,\u201d Mr. Petrie said. \u201cThis was not a direction the Club had initially planned, but one it has needed to consider in response to ongoing uncertainty around the road project and its impact on the site.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cSo rather than simply adapting around that constraint, we\u2019ve taken the opportunity to propose something better for golfers, the residents, and the region\u2019s ongoing growth.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThis proposal represents a major reinvestment into the future of golf and community recreation in Brisbane\u2019s south-west, and we are committed to ensuring it is shaped through genuine community input as the design process progresses.\u201d<\/p>\n Proposed Facilities and Upgrades<\/p>\n The proposed development on the southern site features a variety of new and upgraded facilities, alongside a dedicated revegetation program. Planned improvements include:<\/p>\n A new clubhouse and hospitality facilities \u00a0<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\nExpanded practice, coaching, and driving range facilities
\nMini golf and family recreation areas
\nWellness and health-related facilities
\nNine illuminated golf holes designed to expand community access and evening participation<\/p>\n