Moore Park, NSW
Golf Australia
2024
Natural Turf | Golf
SPORTENG is excited to partner with Golf Australia to deliver the masterplan and 3D renders for the transformative Moore Park South project.
We are proud to contribute to this groundbreaking initiative, which will shape the future of Sydney’s recreational and golfing landscape.
Working with The Moore Park Golf Collective—comprising of Golf Australia, PGA Australia, Golf NSW, and Moore Park Golf Club – SPORTENG were tasked with creating a masterplan to revitalize the Moore Park Golf Club into a world-class recreational and golf hub.
The Moore Park Golf Collective project faced several significant challenges in its effort to transform Moore Park into a world-class recreational and golf facility. One of the primary hurdles was balancing the diverse interests of various stakeholders, including golfers, recreational users, local communities, and the NSW Government, to ensure the golf course’s legacy was preserved while expanding its appeal to a broader audience.
The project also needed to maximise the use of under-utilised and undeveloped areas to incorporate new recreational facilities without compromising the integrity of the 18-hole golf course, which serves local, state, and national competitions.
Another critical challenge was ensuring environmental sustainability, particularly through the regeneration of the endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub. The team had to integrate innovative design elements and collaborate with organisations like IndigiGrow to enhance biodiversity while maintaining a vision for a financially and environmentally sustainable future.
SPORTENG’s proposal, submitted to the NSW Government during the consultation process in April 2024, considered the needs of a growing Sydney while preserving the much-loved and ever-popular 18-hole golf course.
By maximising under-utilised open spaces, the project will offer a diverse range of active and passive recreational opportunities, as well as improved active transport links.
The proposal reflects the Collective’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, sustainability, and innovation, with several new public spaces planned for the area, including:
SPORTENG’s bold, city-shaping vision will not only enhance the golf experience but also transform Moore Park Golf Club into a vibrant destination for the entire community. It introduced new spaces like playgrounds, a dog park, fitness trails, sports courts, and a football oval while improving access with 3 kilometres of walking and cycling paths.
The golf course was preserved with a reduced par-68 layout, adding modern features like a high-tech driving range and mini golf, ensuring it remained a top destination for public golf and competitions.
Environmental efforts included regenerating endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub, promoting biodiversity and sustainability. The project also boosted local jobs in management, events, and hospitality, creating a hub for recreation and golf that serves the community and visitors alike.
By reimagining undeveloped parkland and connecting people to a range of world-class amenities, this project promises to shape a sustainable and innovative future for Sydney.
SPORTENG is proud to play a key role in bringing this vision to life.
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