1. MonkeyMan2257 | Rated | 02 Jan 2012 | Add A Review

Everglades Country Club is located at Woy Woy on the beautiful Peninsula area of the NSW Central Coast. Occupying some of the most pristine real estate in the area, Everglades Country Club is in the unique position of being able to offer the best of facilities to the residents of, and visitors to the magnificent Central Coast.

Everglades Country Club invites and welcomes all players, from beginners to the more adept golfer to play our well bunkered,challenging 18 hole golf course.

Everglades is situated minutes from beautiful beaches, national parks and majestic waterways on the central coast all within 1 hour of Sydney and Newcastle. The course is well manicured, tree lined, tightly bunkered with strategically positioned water hazards providing an intermediary test of golf. The par 67 layout is pleasant to walk and hardly ever beaten.
Regarded as one of the best wet weather layouts in the state boasting sand based fairways and well drained greens the course is rarely affected by inclement conditions.

Thursday afternoon from 2:00pm. Latest tee time 4-4:30pm

This event is held during daylight saving and encourages members
and non-members to play 9 holes in a relaxed manner.
It’s a great introduction to competitive golf
if the player is considering membership or if your just playing for fun with friends or members.
Twilight 9 culminates in a final with competitors enjoying a bbq and presentation.
MEMBERS – $9.00 NON-MEMBERS – $20.00 RECIPROCAL – $ 15.00

JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT 1 – Ages 9 to 13 years
Classes are conducted over the school term on a Monday and Thursday from 3.30pm to 4.30pm The classes run for approx. 8 weeks with a max of 8 children per class at a cost of $10.00 per session. All equipment supplied during term
At first the main objective is to get the children playing games with very broad instruction lightly covering rules, basic principles of the grip, posture, alignment, swing and safe practices in golf.
Promote the development of friendship, team play and etiquette within the group.
Bookings essential: Proshop 43 41 3399 Email: Everglades@oncourse.com.au
JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT 2 – Ages 9 to 13 years
Players now progress to playing golf on Monday’s commencing at 3.00pm under the supervision of the cadet co-ordinator and members.
Cadets are placed into groups and play off the yellow markers and play as many holes as time and ability permits. Parents are encouraged to walk with players especially if golf orientated.
Cadets are allocated a handicap which is utilised when playing the cadet championships or playing events at other venues.
Cadet membership $10.00 (once only fee )
Cadet golf (Monday) $2.00
Cadet golf ( other days) $3.00
Cadet logo polo $30.00
Cadet fees collected on Monday are returned to players in the form of cadet prizes,skill tests, lessons, and special events.
Cadets are selected to play 18 holes on Sunday after the members competition off the members markers once ability, attitude and desire is acceptable. Email: Cadet coordinator
JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT 3 – Ages 13 to 18 years
Junior membership is now achievable and encouraged with players now having the opportunity to further develop skills in the form of
Club events
Encourage shield selection
Junior tournaments
Club pennant representation
Skills test
Pump shoot out (PUMP SHOOT OUT LINK)
Central coast golf academy
Junior members are now taught to have a sound understanding of rules , etiquette, club responsibilities, golf competitions and safe practices in golf. There will also be development of the basic psychological principles of focus and visualisation as well as all aspects of the golf game. This stage involves more on course strategies to assist the junior for future competition against the best in Australia through the Jack Newton junior golf foundation POST LINK HERE where juniors from all around the state come together to compete in their age divisions.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

Social Green Fees Non Members (from 1st July 2011)
$28.00 – for 18 holes (Adult), includes $3.00 Drink Voucher
$20.00 – for 9 holes (Adult), includes $3.00 Drink Voucher
Juniors – $10.00
Reciprocal Members (from 1st July 2011)
$18.00 9 or 18 holes
$6.00 (Juniors)
Equipment Hire (9 Holes) from 1st July 2011
Club Hire $10.00
Cart Hire $20.00 (Non Members)
Cart Hire $18.00 (Members)
Push Buggy Hire $5.00
Equipment Hire (18 Holes) (from 1st July 2011)
Club Hire $20.00
Cart Hire $32.00 (Non Members)
Cart Hire $28.00 (Members)
Push Buggy Hire $5.00

Availability and Bookings

All enquiries should be directed to the Golf
Pro-Shop on (02) 4341 3399 .

EVERGLADES COUNTRY CLUB
DUNBAN ROAD, WOY WOY, NSW 2256

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2. EvergladesCC | Rated | 25 Nov 2011 | Add A Review

Everglades CC is the best course on the coast at the moment it has new greens keepers from magenta shores and is brilliant so if you want to go on a golf trip with your mates it is the place to go. the fairways are curvy and green the bunkers are white and soft and the hospitality of the guys in the pro shop is at a very high standed and if you fancy a game of bowls they have it to everglades cc also has a nice restaurant and great things happening for juniors so have a go at EvergladesCC Today!

3. EvergladesCC | Rated | 15 Apr 2011 | Add A Review

i am a junior at everglades it a easy course which will help develop your game to the next level nice crew down there and a enjoyable golf course one of the best i have ever played on.

4. left2right | Rated | 31 Dec 2009 | Add A Review

Have been driving past this course for the last 12 months and finally had the chance to give it a crack on Monday. I must say I was pretty inpressed with the overall condition after all the rain that had fallen over the last few days. The greens were all perfect. For a course with so many bunkers I managed to only hit one (9th) for which would be the reason for my lowest score this year!!!

PROS

• Plenty of par 3's for those that love the their short irons

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5. golferandy82 | Rated | 09 Jul 2008 | Add A Review

i am a junior at everglades it a easy course which will help develop your game to the next level nice crew down there and a enjoyable golf course one of the best i have ever played on.

6. mattegan | Rated | 18 May 2008 | Add A Review

i was a junior member at everglades in the mid 80’s.everglades is a perfect course to practice target golf and helped me to become a professional golfer later in life. i will be visiting everglades again june 18th-26th 2008.so if you know matt egan,come and say hello!

7. _JB_ | Rated | 16 Oct 2007 | Add A Review

Great testing course that has some pretty holes using the lagoon that runs through the course. Severly shortened holes for social members off the yellow markers. From the back markers much more satisfactory, requiring a lot of calculation and accuracy. Fairways are superb, affording consistently good lies for shots that stay on line. Greens are true and have seen a number rebuilt and rejuvenated improving the complexity of the course. The Pro, Darren Chivas and his staff are friendly and helpful.

8. jacko2251 | Rated | 04 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

I am a junior member at everglades and it is quite good value. All the pro's there are nice and members are great to play with too. Course isn't in GREAT shape but it can get quite well kept.

9. reford | Rated | 15 Aug 2003 | Add A Review

The current Professional is Darren Chivas, a former NSW Open winner - a great bloke, a calm and efficient teacher and coach (currently the coach of Nikki Garrett, one of the State's best young female prospects).

The course is sand-based and very rarely closed by excess rain (to the envy of many other local courses) It is flat but still challenging with a natural waterway through it's middle and a number of potential out-of-bounds fences to the right for those of us (many) who slice. In fact, a program has recently been implemented to overcome potential OB liability problems by substantial tee screening, mounding on the sides of fairways with up to 2,000 new casuarinas(She-oaks) and melaleucas (paper barks) that are endemic to the area being planted. The 7th hole was altered by shifting the green inwards, away from near the boundary fence, and a water hazard was placed across the middle of the fairway at entry 190 metres - exit 220 metres, to make the hole substantially a lay-up hole Par 4. The big hitters can still have a go but at some risk!

The course is rarely beaten even by the Billy Dunks of the past and Andre Stolz, Darren Chivas etc. of the current Pros.