Royal Queensland Golf Club
Golf & CountryThe Royal Queensland Golf Club is a golf club and course at the end of Curtin West Avenue, Eagle Farm, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Located beside the Brisbane River is a 10-minute drive from the Brisbane CBD.

- What is Royal Queensland Golf Club?
- Royal Queensland Golf Club is a golf & country club in Brisbane, listed in The One Club directory of private members' clubs.
- Where is Royal Queensland Golf Club?
- Royal Queensland Golf Club is in Brisbane, Australia.
- When was Royal Queensland Golf Club founded?
- Royal Queensland Golf Club was founded in 1920.
- How do you become a member of Royal Queensland Golf Club?
- Membership of Royal Queensland Golf Club is arranged directly with the club through its official website (rqgolf.com.au). Private members' clubs typically admit new members by application, nomination or invitation.
- Does Royal Queensland Golf Club have an official website?
- Yes — Royal Queensland Golf Club's official website is rqgolf.com.au.
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