Bacchus Marsh - Sports and Community Groups

Sports and Community Groups

  • Australian rules football, Cricket and Netball are all very popular.
  • Notable sporting teams include Darley Football Club and Bacchus Marsh Football Club who both compete in the Ballarat Football League.
  • Bacchus Marsh Tigers Baseball Club compete in the Geelong Baseball Association winter competition.
  • Another sport that has come popular over the years in Bacchus Marsh is the Korfball Association.
  • Golfers play at the Bacchus Marsh Golf Club on Links Road or at the Bacchus Marsh West Golf Club on Rowsley Road.
  • The Bacchus Marsh Tennis Club maintains 6 artificial grass courts, 3 red porous, and 13 grass courts. It is a social venue for all groups and abilities, with well maintained multi-surface courts including grass, artificial grass and red porous. A full time club coach is available for private and group lessons.
  • The airfield is also the home of three gliding clubs. Pilots from these clubs have represented Australia in international gliding competitions.

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