Dylan White, 33, dealt with alongside co-offender for role in armed robbery of Casino Golf Club, near Lismore

Workers were violently robbed during a horrifying hold-up involving a machete and crowbars at a North Coast golf club. Years later, those responsible are finally facing consequences.

At least two men have admitted involvement after workers were violently robbed during a machete and crowbar armed robbery at a North Coast golf club

Dylan White, 33, has been sentenced at Lismore District Court after the terrifying Casino Golf Club raid – years after the offending on the evening of November 12, 2017.

Frederick Byrne has also been sentenced - and jailed - while accused Elwyn Roberts has pleaded not guilty and is set to fight allegations at trial.

Byrne and White broke into the course’s West St clubhouse while armed, detaining and robbing an employee about 9.10pm alongside three others, police state.

The outside of Casino Golf Club. Picture: Google Maps

Workers were closing up when they were confronted by crooks dressed in dark clothing.

They suffered injuries during the raid, which resulted in some cash being snatched. One of two male workers was struck with a machete, while they were both forced to the ground and kicked, according to police.

But the offenders noticed a security guard outside and fled.

Shortly after the 2017 robbery, Richmond Police said the raid involved a group wielding crowbars and the machete.

About a year later, after a crime scene was set up and police called out for information, officers released CCTV footage of a white sedan linked to the robbery.

CCTV of the car. Picture: NSW Police

Earlier this year, White pleaded guilty to two charges of detaining a person in company with the intention to obtain advantage, as well as aggravated breaking and entering to commit a serious indictable offence.

Judge Jonathon Priestley sentenced White to a two year and eight month long intensive correction order. He was not sent to prison to serve actual time. A conviction was also recorded.

Crowbars and a machete were used, police state.

Byrne pleaded guilty to aggravated break and enter in company and stealing under $60,000, as well as two counts of detaining a person in company with the intention to obtain advantage.

He was sentenced to seven years jail with a non-parole period of four years and seven months.

Roberts has been charged with aggravated break and enter and two counts of detaining a person. Allegations are due to be head at trial on March 24 next year.

The courts were not able to provide more information on two more men previously accused of being involved.