The Wine Room is a boutique cellar offering Members and guests a variety of wine personally handpicked by the Club’s Cellarmaster. Tattersall’s Club’s wine list was awarded the prestigious Three Glass Rating at the 2014 Australia’s Wine List of the Year Awards in Sydney, in addition to taking home the Runner-Up award for the Best Club Wine List in Australia.

The Wine Room invites guests to enjoy private wine tastings, lunch meetings with a difference or intimate dinners surrounded by walls scribed with personalised messages from the industry’s best wine makers and sommeliers.

Contact our Events team to discuss hosting a private event or dining experience in the Wine Room.

Club Members can pop into the Members’ Bar for a quick lunch, dine with business colleagues in the Art Deco Members’ Dining Room, or choose from a number of private spaces, including the Needham Room or Wine Room, to host guests.

A centre point of the Club’s unique atmosphere, the Billiards Room is located on the first floor of Tattersall’s building, adjacent to the Members’ Bar. Facilities include billiards, snooker and eight ball.

A centre point of the Club’s unique atmosphere, the Billiards Room is located on the first floor of Tattersall’s building, adjacent to the Members’ Bar. Facilities include billiards, snooker and eight ball.

The Members’ Dining Room reflects the elegance and class of yesteryear.

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The Members’ Bar is the historical home for Queensland’s business and political movers and shakers.

The Grand Ballroom is made up of three spaces – Templeton Room, Holdway Room and Williams Room – each named after past Club Presidents.

The O’Duffy Library provides a private space for Members to catch up on some reading, work or to hold a meeting.

The Motorman’s Club is designed to meet the passion of every driving Member of this great Club, whether it be classics, Italian supercars or even 4WD’ing.

The Healy Room is an elegant a-la-carte dining room which opened in April 1997. The room was named after W J Healy, the longest serving President of Tattersall’s Club from 1932-1953.

Lunch – Tuesday through to Friday
Dinner – Tuesday through to Saturday

The 2020 Tattersall’s Club Committee.

Tattersall’s Cycling Club (TCC) welcomes all Tattersall’s Members and their guests who have an interest in cycling, to join our Interest Group.

The Heritage Interest Group in conjunction with Tattersall’s Club Heritage Sub-Committee assists the Club in accordance with the Club’s Strategic Plan to locate, identify and catalogue significant items of relevant historical and heritage interest so as to ensure that the rich fabric of the Club’s history is not only preserved and enhanced but also made accessible to all Members.

The Tattersall’s Classic Film Group evening is held on the last Wednesday of every month (except December and January).

The Tattersall’s Walking Club undertakes walks in a range of locations and environments with similarly interested Club Members and their Partners with a view to improved health and fitness.

Tattersall’s Motorcyclists would like to welcome all Tattersall’s Club Members and Non-Members who have either a little or a lot of interest in motorcycles to join us.

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Tattersall’s Club Shooters is for Members, their families and guests, who would like to try various shooting disciplines involving shotguns, rifles and handguns.  We conduct a number of events each year including clay target, military rifle, vintage firearms and pistols.

Tattersall’s Club operates three well maintained, full size snooker tables, available to Members for both social and competitive games. A and B grade competitions are hosted annually.

The Committee Room provides the ideal setting for a board meeting of between 6 and 12 guests.

The Colts Committee aims to host social, professional and networking events throughout the year which are tailored to the interests of younger Members. The Colts have been created to provide Tattersall’s Members under the age of 35 a unique opportunity to involve themselves in the Club.

Join fellow Members for a calendar of fine wine and dining experiences featuring leading winemakers.

Tattersall’s Golf held its first match against Southport Golf Club at Southport on the Gold Coast in 1928 and is now firmly imprinted into the Tattersall’s fold.

The Backseaters have been playing annually against Queensland Primary School Boys since prior to WWII.

The Racqueteers meet every Thursday afternoon to play at the Morningside Tennis Centre from 1.00pm until dusk. The cost per person is $15 and the main focus is doubles play.

Located on the internal mezzanine floor and overlooking the Members’ Bar, the North Balcony is an ideal space for an informal occasion for up to 60 guests.

Join fellow Members and give bowls a go. Enjoy playing a game of barefoot bowls, improving your skills with the training options provided and meeting new Members.

Tattersall’s Club offers Club Members a state-of-the-art cellar and exceptional cellar event calendar.

The Williams Room forms the final third of the Grand Ballroom and is located next to the Holdway Room.

A centre point of the Club’s unique atmosphere, the Billiards Room is located on the first floor of Tattersall’s building, adjacent to the Members’ Bar. Facilities include billiards, snooker and eight ball.

We welcome Members from all walks of life and are open to both men and women of all ages.

The Library provides a functions space, which is ideal for intimately seated banquet and cocktail events.

The Wine Room is a boutique cellar offering Members and guests a variety of wine personally handpicked by the Club’s Cellarmaster. Tattersall’s Club’s wine list was awarded the prestigious Three Glass Rating at the 2014 Australia’s Wine List of the Year Awards in Sydney, in addition to taking home the Runner-Up award for the Best Club Wine List in Australia.

The Templeton Room and adjoining Race Bar form one third of the Grand Ballroom.

The Waterford chandelier and various oil paintings by Rubery Bennett are prominent features in the Needham Room.

The Holdway Room has the capacity for 10 to 80 guests and is the third room in the centre of the configuration of the Grand Ballroom.

The Chandelier Room provides a space which is perfect for intimately seated events of around 12 to 20 guests.

In the early days, Tattersall’s Club started it’s development with the assistance of the newly formed Queensland Turf Club, sharing presidents, secretaries and meeting places until the two were well established enough to be independent.

The building’s design was based on the designs of London’s original horse auction rooms, which were founded in 1776.

Club Members have access to fully qualified and professional Personal Trainers to assist with organising exercise programs, improving technical skills, introducing new equipment and techniques to your routine, ensuring you reach and maintain your fitness goals and keeping motivated to achieve your best results.

Concierge services are located on the ground level and is accessible through the Tattersall’s Club Arcade.