Hundreds of Eastern Grey Kangaroos call the Anglesea Golf Club home. They live in groups or ‘mobs’ and enjoy frolicking across our fairways and watching the golfers pass by.
The kangaroos are usually most active from late afternoon until early morning, resting in the shade of trees and shrubs during the day.
They are grazing animals, so they love to eat grass, young shoots, heath plants and trees around the Anglesea area.
If you’re lucky, you might even see a joey (baby kangaroo) peeking from its mother’s pouch.
Kangaroos are very social animals, but it’s important to remember that they can also be quite aggressive if they feel threatened.
Many of the kangaroos on our golf course have ear tags or collars with names. This is to help zoologists from the University of Melbourne keep track of the kangaroo population, seasonal movements, birth control and parasites in the area.
We hold kangaroo tours daily so you can get up close and personal with the beautiful kangaroos that bounce around our golf course.
Our tours run for 30 minutes and operate 7 days a week 10.00am to 4.00pm. Guests will learn interesting kangaroo facts as they are guided around the golf course to some of the kangaroos’ favourite spots.
Don’t forget a camera!
To book your place on one of our kangaroo tours, please fill out the details below.
