Retail franchises

The House of Golf Franchise Opportunity

Golf Retail

4 units in AustraliaFranchising since 2001Registered as The House of Golf Servicing
Register profile may be overdue for annual confirmation

Last updated on the Register · captured 18 Aug 2026. View the Register profile

This information is based on material published by the relevant franchisor on the Franchise Disclosure Register. This information does not negate the need to undertake necessary due diligence including seeking independent professional advice if considering entering into a franchise agreement.

Public data profile

This information is compiled from the ACCC Franchise Disclosure Register and other public sources. It hasn’t been confirmed by the franchise team.

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How much does a The House of Golf franchise cost?

A The House of Golf franchise requires a total investment of $1,000,000–$2,500,000 all-in.

Source: ACCC Franchise Disclosure Register · captured August 2026.

Fees vs the market

The House of Golf vs the Retail median · Q3 2026 Fee Index
FeeThe House of GolfCategory median (systems)Position
All-in establishment cost$1M–$2.5M$200,000–$511,000 (93)above median

Medians from the Retail Fee Index: the figures franchisors publish and their ACCC Register establishment costs. A fee median is only shown when at least five systems publish that fee.

Network & venues

4venues in Australia
4company-owned units
2franchisees (operators)
25years operating in Australia

Operates in NSW, QLD, VIC

Source: ACCC Franchise Disclosure Register (profile FNC-002595) · captured 2026-08-19.

Investment & payments

Costs and payments as published by the franchisor on the Register
Establishment cost (all-in setup)$1,000,000 – $2,500,000
Ongoing payments to franchisor (annual)up to $50,000

Source: ACCC Franchise Disclosure Register (profile FNC-002595) · captured 2026-08-19. Ranges are the franchisor’s own estimates; confirm every figure against the disclosure document.

Franchise agreement

Standard agreement term 3 to less than 5 years

Restraint of trade after exit No

Goodwill compensation on exit No

Source: ACCC Franchise Disclosure Register (profile FNC-002595) · captured 2026-08-19.

Franchisor disclosures

The House of Golf’s own answers to the mandatory Register disclosure questions, a starting point for your due diligence.

Franchisor can change the agreementNo
Restricts who you can buy supplies fromNo

Source: ACCC Franchise Disclosure Register (profile FNC-002595) · captured 2026-08-19.

Franchisor details

Website www.houseofgolf.com.au

Phone 0407371905

Email michaelbutton@houseofgolf.com.au

Registered office 14 Rocklea Drive, Port Melbourne Vic 3207

View the full ACCC Register profile. Source: ACCC Franchise Disclosure Register (profile FNC-002595) · captured 2026-08-19.

This information is based on material published by the relevant franchisor on the Franchise Disclosure Register. It does not negate the need to undertake necessary due diligence including seeking independent professional advice if considering entering into a franchise agreement.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a The House of Golf franchise cost?

A The House of Golf franchise requires a total investment of $1,000,000–$2,500,000 all-in (ACCC Franchise Disclosure Register).

What are The House of Golf's ongoing fees?

The House of Golf's ongoing royalty and marketing fees are not published. Ask the franchisor and check the disclosure document for the current fee structure.

Is The House of Golf on the Franchise Disclosure Register?

Based on FranchiseScope's research, The House of Golf appears on the ACCC Franchise Disclosure Register. We recommend confirming the current entry yourself at franchisedisclosure.gov.au before relying on it.