Sports & Clubs

Game, Set, Match!

For tennis lovers, the sub-club offers top-notch tennis courts where members regularly gather to play. Whether you're looking for a casual game with friends or more competitive matchups, the tennis sub-club welcomes players of all levels. It’s a great way to stay active, meet new people, and enjoy some friendly competition.

Tennis Court Hire:

• $20 per hour - Grass courts

Racquet Hire:

• $4 each

Ball Hire:

• $3 each

Membership:

For annual membership of the tennis sub club, please contact

Bermagui Country Club on 02 6493 4340.

Tennis coaching is available:

Phone - Geordie on 0402 278 184 to book a lesson.

Precision and Fun

For those who prefer a little more indoor fun, the darts sub-club offers a welcoming space for members to test their accuracy and engage in some friendly rivalry. Whether you're aiming for the bullseye or just looking for a good time with friends, darts at the Bermagui Country Club is a great way to unwind.

Unleash your inner artist

If you’re passionate about creativity, the Bermagui Country Club’s Arts Society offers a wonderful variety of artistic activities to explore. Whether it’s painting, drawing, pottery, mosaics, or sewing, members have the chance to dive into different forms of artistic expression.

The club provides a supportive environment for both beginners and seasoned artists, where you can try new techniques, share ideas, and connect with fellow creatives. From making quilts to sculpting clay or painting your next masterpiece, the Arts Society is the perfect place to fuel your creativity and develop new skills.

Membership:

For annual membership of the Art's Society, please contact

Bermagui Country Club on 02 6493 4340.

A legacy of Game Fishing

Game fishing in Australia has its roots in Bermagui, where the first marlin was caught off the coast in 1933. This historic catch marked the beginning of a fishing tradition that would soon become a major part of the local culture, attracting anglers from across the country and overseas. By 1936, the growing popularity of the sport led to the establishment of rules and regulations, and the Bermagui Big Game Anglers Club (BBGAC) was founded. The club has continued to thrive ever since, with only a brief hiatus during World War II.

Today, Tag and Release fishing is at the forefront of the club's activities, focusing on preserving fish stocks and supporting research on migratory species. Bermagui remains a key destination for game fishing enthusiasts, blending tradition with conservation efforts to ensure the sustainability of this beloved sport.