The course
Nine holes through native bushland on the NSW South Coast. Here is the scorecard, a hole-by-hole guide and the local knowledge that saves a shot or two.
Scorecard
White tees, measured in metres.
| Hole | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Par | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 3 | 33 |
| Index | 2 | 5 | 6 | 10 | 18 | 7 | 11 | 15 | 16 | |
| Men (m) | 287 | 341 | 288 | 225 | 100 | 150 | 230 | 165 | 133 | 1,919 |
Hole by hole
A challenging opening hole with a tree-lined fairway. Accuracy off the tee matters here. Find the centre of the fairway for a clear approach to an elevated green.
Local tip
Favour the right side off the tee to avoid the trees on the left.
The fairway runs straight between the gums and narrows as you near the green. The putting surface slopes from back to front, so staying below the hole makes life easier.
Local tip
Keep your approach under the hole. Downhill putts here get away quickly.
A dogleg right through native bushland. Wallabies are often spotted grazing along the left side.
Local tip
A draw off the tee will cut the corner and leave a shorter approach.
A shorter hole that rewards a well-placed tee shot. The fairway narrows through the trees before opening up to a generous green.
Local tip
Leave the driver in the bag. A 3-wood or hybrid to the widest part of the fairway is the smart play.
A picturesque hole with kangaroos often lounging near the green. Straight hitting is essential with out-of-bounds on the right.
Local tip
Aim left-centre off the tee. The green has a subtle left-to-right break.
Short on the card, but the green is well guarded, with bunkers front-left demanding a precise shot.
Local tip
The safest miss is right of the green, away from the bunkers.
A sweeping hole through tall eucalypts, often played into the breeze. The green is generous and accepts a running shot.
Local tip
Take enough club and swing smoothly. The breeze is stronger than it feels on the tee.
An elevated tee gives you a panoramic view of the surrounding bushland. The green is tiered, so being on the right level is crucial for a birdie putt.
Local tip
Check the pin position. Front pin plays a full club shorter than back pin.
A fitting finish that brings you back toward the clubhouse. The green is receptive and putts run true, a fair chance to close out the round before a cold drink at the bar.
Local tip
Aim for the flag. The green accepts shots well and putting is true.
Course etiquette
A few local rules that keep the course in good shape and the neighbours on side.
- 1Play off the white tees.
- 2Playing groups are limited to a maximum of four players.
- 3Each player must have a set of golf clubs. Hire clubs are available.
- 4Golf carts carry a maximum of two people and two sets of clubs.
- 5Drivers of golf carts must be at least 18 years of age.
- 6No children are permitted to drive golf carts.
- 7Golf carts must stick to cart paths where available and must not be driven within 5 metres of greens, dams or bunkers.
- 8Where cart paths are not available, all carts must be driven on the high side of the fairways in wet weather.
- 9All bunkers must be raked before you leave the area.
- 10Rakes should be placed back inside the bunker.
- 11The 6th tee is located across the bridge and to the right of the fairway, near the bunker and houses.
- 12If your ball goes into a resident's yard, please do not enter the property. This is considered trespassing.
- 13Please report any damage you may cause to a resident's property to the clubhouse staff.
- 14Any alcohol consumed on the course must be purchased from our golf shop.