1. Nicholstones | Rated | 15 Aug 2008 | Add A Review

A real test of golf. I played it in a tournament from tiger tees to tough pin placements. The greens were also very quick, but good. A stern test, but in great condition. Well worth a visit.

2. Rexus | Rated | 30 Aug 2006 | Add A Review

Firstly, I am a member at 'Coomy' but live in Melbourne, I still get plenty of value when I visit the family on all the major breaks.

Definately is the best course you will find within a 300km Radius of Mildura, plenty of space and length to suit players of any calibre, though chainage off the tee is a decided advantage when you are confronted with 400m+ Par 4s like the 9th. The quality of the the fairways and greens has always been good but over the last couple of years they can now be classed as excellent.

Highlight holes are probably the Par 5 12th mega dogleg and double tiered green, Par 4 17th guarded green if you leave it too shallow (used to have a water hazard...now just a hazard...bit of a shame) and the Par 3 18th great signature finishing hole. If you are behind after 18 go double or nothing on the chipping area on the way back to the clubhouse.

Pay a visit, you will have no regrets.

P.S. Of course Alan would give a good review...the club captian probably should...

3. alanjscorer | Rated | 16 Aug 2006 | Add A Review

Coomealla is a tough but fair test of golf. Even the best players will enjoy this course. It is kept in immaculate condition and very hole presents its own challenge. There is no easy shot at Coomealla.

On 17 km from Mildura it is one of the best courses on the Murray.

If you're in the area don't miss it

4. bigtrev | Rated | 08 Apr 2006 | Add A Review

I have been visiting the Mildura area since I was 13 years old and have played all the courses around the area and Coomealla is by far the best.

It is consistantly in beautiful condition. The fairways are fantastic and the greens are fast and true.

If you are not straight off the tee you will struggle to play to your handicap. Coomealla is a thinking mans golf course (this may be why I struggle), driver off the tee is not always the option. Leaving yourself down hill puts on most greens is not recommended.

If nature is your thing, you will be right at home at Coomealla with it huge tree, native birds and stacks of kangaroos.

If you are travelling through the area and have a spare few hours call in for a round, green fees are dead cheap.

YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED I PROMISE