Frequently described as the friendliest club on the Central Coast of NSW, Toukley Golf Club is located approximately half-way between Sydney and Newcastle, on bushland that juts out into the scenic Budgewoi Lake. The area is one of only seven breeding sites in the region of the magnificent eagle - hence the club's logo - and, in addition, is home to an abundance of other native bird species. The 6
156-metre, 18-hole championship course is unique in that it is comprised of two distinct layouts - the front nine holes being flanked on both sides of the fairways by trees, while the back nine are open to the wind, almost links-style. It is therefore the perfect setting for any golfers who like a challenge and it was largely for this reason that in 2005 the Toukley Golf Club was proud to have been chosen by the NSW Professional Golfers' Association to host the Touring Players' Championship.
