1. grant | Rated | 14 Jun 2008 | Add A Review

Enjoyed an early morning round at Alice Springs GC this week. I’d highly recommend taking your clubs if you are travelling to Alice Springs. This course is about 25 years old and is one of the better inland courses in Australia. The setting is truly unique. It is not overly long, but there’s a nice design element, with the front 9 nicely utilising the surrounding rocky hills. My only criticisms are a lack of movement in the greens (anyone familiar with Peter Thomson’s early design work will feel very much at home here), and on a few holes, houses that are too close for comfort. I rate this course, and would put it in the same pack as quality courses like Horsham, Bonnie Doon and Mt Lawley. Not out of the top shelf, but safely in the second tier and well worth a visit if you’re in Central Australia.

2. drew74 | Rated | 23 May 2006 | Add A Review

What a beautiful golf course.

I played there in May which is the best time of year apparently and would recommend to anyone.

Numerous holes cut through gorges and precision is needed on approaches to many greens.

The day i played the greens were like glass.

Beware of hitting from off the fairway (red dust and quartz)

3. Slayer69 | Rated | 06 Apr 2005 | Add A Review

Being a local I have played this course many times. I found it to be very challanging in regards to accuracy and placement of the ball on approach.

The course allows for excellent driving but you must be accurate with your shots when aiming for the greens. Every hole has its own challenges.

Signature holes for me are the long par 4 2nd, par 4 7th, and the 17th with its water hazard.