1. q-tip | Rated | 18 Oct 2011 | Add A Review

Measures 2634m Par 36 with three par 3s ranging from 122-147m, three short par 4s ranging from 234-321m and three par 5s ranging from 400-517m.

There 9 black soil scrapes which are fenced off to keep the sheep off them. A few gentle doglegs and the rest of the holes are straight like the 267m uphill 1st. Hilly layout but barely basic golf facilities. Fees are $10

Eudunda has around 650 people approximately 400m above sea level about 20 minutes north-east of Kapunda which offers the closest 9-hole grass green course.

2. Funky71 | Rated | 27 Dec 2009 | Add A Review

The first course we played with sheep on it, Eudunda is as hilly as any course you are likely to play in this state. From the very first hole you are getting good exercise with the green many metres above the tee. The saving grace with the hills is that the ninth (and therefore the 18th) is a great downhill par 4. Amazingly, even on the flat holes you have to walk up and down hills. play the par 3 3rd and see what I mean!
While being a scrapes course, the rating of two shows that it is as fun as any scrapes course around. The hills make it nice and challenging, and while many of the holes are very short, the hills and obstacles mean it can be tricky. That being said, low handicappers should have no trouble shooting very low scores if they’re on their game.
Another good little nine hole course that is worth a stop if you’re feeling like a bit of exercise.

TandM