1. oscar | Rated | 20 Jan 2011 | Add A Review

Loved the South course, great location. Now that the parking has been rectified there is not doubt that I will come back. For those who have expirienced the parking issue there it was a real problem, but management have overcome this issue by giving all golfers a receipt that they put onto the car dash board which intern gives the user unlimited parking for the day. Plus the time limit has been reduced from 6 hrs I think it was down to 2hrs so there is more turn over of cars and more likely hood of a carpark. Well done guys.

2. potts | Rated | 24 Aug 2010 | Add A Review

May Bunny needs to be able to handle tight fairways, MAJOR PROBLEM for this course PARKING what parking there is not any so do not bother going
Even though the course is challenging and really scenic. Becomes an expensive green fee when you add the parking fine, IF YOU CN FIND A PARK

3. Bunny | Rated | 03 Dec 2007 | Add A Review

The Adelaide City Council provides 2 golf courses designed to cater for a wide spectrum of player ability. I would consider the North Course more of a beginner’s course, and the South Course more appropriate for players comfortable with their long irons.

The condition of the fairways ranges from extremely poor on some of the North Course holes to halfway decent quality on some of the South Course holes.

Trees overhang some of the fairways, requiring you to keep your launch angle low on some types of shot. Fail to do so, and you’ll most likely ricochet off onto an adjacent fairway.

Overall, I must say I’m not a fan of either of these two courses, but if you have lazy friends who don’t fancy a drive out of the city, they’ll do. Just.

PROS

• Basically in the city.

Cons

• On the North Course, the fairways are not really fairways. They're more like rough, but without the trees.
• Close proximity to the city = noise.
• Poor maintenance due to water shortages leave the North Course with ad-lib greens on a couple of holes. Pray for a chip-in off the green, because the ball rattles all over the place when putting on the makeshift green surface.