1. Coylee | Rated | 24 Mar 2008 | Add A Review

Great course used for the NSW Amature comp in 2007. Running Fairways Fast Greens and a structure that allows movemnet and the ability to hit a strong second shot into the green

2. threejab | Rated | 09 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

played in the saturday comp and had a ball.the course is fantastic with plenty of water ,creeks,oob and hazzards

members are great and love a beer before,uring and after thegame.

i will be back

3. jacko2251 | Rated | 04 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

This is the best social course on the coast. Good length, but not too long. Well kept and lovely greens. Recommended

4. tumbletwo | Rated | 22 Dec 2006 | Add A Review

If you haven't played Toukley recently then it is certainly worth a revisit. The new watering system has made a big improvement and the fairways and greens are really good. This course has a lot of potential. It is a great lay out meandering through pinebarks and out into a more open coastal landscape. It offers a variety of holes which challenge the golfer without demoralising him or her. The club is small and friendly and for a cheap green fee you get a great round of golf.

5. thevon | Rated | 16 Oct 2006 | Add A Review

I have played this course twice and am yet to find it in reasonable condition. The greens were in poor condition both times and the rest of the course was only fair. The layout, on the other hand, is great. If they pick up the condition of both the greens and the fairways it has the potential to be spectacular.

But, as a previous reviewer stated, the condition of the fairways and greens was quite poor when I played it.

6. jenno65 | Rated | 04 Mar 2006 | Add A Review

Like a number of courses throughout the Central coast and Newcastle region the greens are suffering from the extreme heat and a lack of consistent water, althoughÖ if you can see past the aesthetics you will find a very challenging 18 holes.

The course tends to play you into a false sense of ease in the first couple of holes before it sinks its teeth into you via some very good dog leg holes that tempt you to cut the corners, donít carry the corner and your in trouble, hit it too long and your in trouble. I also like the par 3s in that they are at a very challenging length and the greens are contoured.

The club is very friendly as are the proís who have a very well stocked shop.

If you are used to resort courses and their high green fees then this will be a breath of fresh air as the green fees are very reasonable and the course is one that challenges you to play golf as I think golf should be played.

I highly recommend a round at this course, who knows like me you may find it good enough to join.

7. scrumulant | Rated | 20 Sep 2005 | Add A Review

Toukley is in a way my "home" golf course because i always play there but if your in the area of toukley go and play at wyong golf course. The layout of toukley i think is better but wyongs fairways are really well kept and not hard. the greens at toukley are really slow because there sand based but i still like toukley because its a challenge to get a good score

8. gypsyjoker | Rated | 29 Jun 2005 | Add A Review

this is a great looking course in the summer & winter,in summer if you hit towards the trees be careful because there are a lot of redbelly snakes,

the par 3 holes are interesting,but the back 9 is more fun

9. supercool | Rated | 06 Jul 2004 | Add A Review

I have played Toukley golf course twice. And both times in summer. I have never played golf in hotter tempretures ever. Toukley golf course is set down in a valley with swamp land.

The golf course isnt bad but tends to be a little straight. The course is true in length but it I can't hail the layout.

The fairways are in good condtion as with the greens. The greens were a bit slow when I played.

Toukley golf club is friendly and well if you wont a game while your up round the area it should do the job. Green feas are good.

Try not to play in the middle of the day in summer. Tempretures well exced the high fortys. Take plenty of water and suncream.