WELCOME

The Taylor Range Country Club Limited is a non-profit family-orientated recreational club which was established to service the needs of the local community in 1970.

Over time the club has developed into a treasured resource in the western suburbs with a membership of 550 local families.

The Club's facilities include; 3 swimming pools, 2 tennis courts, 4 glass-backed squash courts, gas and wood-fired BBQ areas, function hall, 1/2 basketball court and kiosk facility.

The Taylor Range Country Club is limited by Shares (550 maximum) with all new members becoming shareholders upon joining. Thereafter members renew an annual subscription in order to have free use of all of the facilities previously listed (with the exception of the function hall).

Prospective members are encouraged to visit the Club to see for themselves what an exceptional facility The Taylor Range Country Club Limited has become.

LATEST NEWS

The Taylor Range Country Club is once again at its capacity of 550 shareholders. This means that the waiting list has been re-introduced so please contact the club for information on how to join this list.

For families or individuals keen to join on a temporary basis we also have a limited number of 3-month short-term memberships available; again please contact the club regarding these.

Good luck to the 15 Taylor Range Squash Club teams that are entered in the Brisbane Squash Winter Season. The season commenced on Tuesday 3rd April with the finals due to take place in September 2012.

The Brisbane City Council's Growing Older and Living Dangerously (GOLD) Program is running again this year. Check out the Brisbane City Council website for 2012 details regarding tennis at Taylor Range.

Medium to long term plans for renovations within the club are underway with IRP Architects providing alternatives for consideration. Stage 1 will see alterations to the office/kiosk area and the construction of a large decked seating area adjacent to the squash court windows. This project is due to commence during the winter of 2012.