1. | Rated | 28 Aug 2003 | Add A Review

The contrast between the coastal holes and the forest holes is stark yet invigorating.

The breathtaking views by the coast are best highlighted by Hoges' Hole - the 3rd, where the Paul Hogan Winfield tv ad was filmed back in the 70s.

The forest holes are only a short distance from teh coast yet you feel you could be 100km inland, as the enormous natural trees and scrub encompass each hole (not to mention the dam that plays a large part in ruining your golf!).

A must play for the golfer who appreciates aesthetics and a challenging layout.

2. Mark Barden | Rated | 29 Oct 2002 | Add A Review

Narooma gives you 2 types of playing conditions. The first 7 holes are along the rugged coastal cliffs which dominate the area, with little protection from the elements.

The next 10 holes are inland and provide some protection from the wind which so greatly effects the opening holes.

The last hole heads back to the clubhouse and again you are exposed to the elements.

You will need to have great accuracy from the tee as many holes have steeply sloping fairways, particularly the 1st, where a drive even down the left side of the fairway will almost certainly end in the right rough.

The Par 3 3rd is a gem of a hole, with the green perched above a huge sea cavern. Anything short or slightly long will end up in the Tasman Sea some 35 metres below the hole.

The 7th hole heads toward the inland section of the course and is a difficult Par 4. Most of the holes on the back 9 are truly inspiring with both water and heavily timbered rough coming into play.

The clubhouse boasts some of the best coastal scenery you will find anywhere and compliments the course superbly.

This is a must play course with fast but true putting surfaces which will hold any lofted approach shot.