1. FUDGEGOLF | Rated | 21 Mar 2008 | Add A Review

A good course to play with the kids. typical overused public ex-council run golf course..but improving with new set up. usually pretty busy so be prepared for a wait at the tee box or on the course.

2. grizzleygolf | Rated | 22 Jan 2008 | Add A Review

This Course has improved so much and is worth another look.Tees,greens and fairways are in excellent condition a credit to the greenkeeping staff.Fully stocked pro shop,new drive carts and Driving Range,also under new management. Watch out for better things to come.

3. johng | Rated | 19 Oct 2007 | Add A Review

Reasonably cheap course. Fairways are usually very dry and not the best going around. Short par 4s which are easily driveable with a 5 wood, small greens. Lots of trees lining every fairway – if your ball doesn’t strike one during the round your either Tiger Woods or working a miracle.

Usually lots of heavy strugglers out there, beware of balls whistling past your head at all times. Good for a hit with some mates and some beers, but thats about it.

4. andyt63 | Rated | 22 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

Great Course. Played for the first time last week and will be back again.

5. thefreeloaders | Rated | 12 May 2006 | Add A Review

this has got to be the worst example of a golf course i have expierienced i could not even call it a goat track as there is no grass for goats to graze,

6. Wally | Rated | 17 Dec 2005 | Add A Review

This course is slowly getting better. Currently under new management the course is set to change largely. Fairways are good but greens are lacking a little speed.

7. Q-TIP | Rated | 28 Nov 2005 | Add A Review

Measuring a 4672 metres Par 69 with an ACR of 67, has four par 3s ranging from 110-200 metres, a lonely Par 5 measuring 450 metres and 13 Par 4s ranging from 225-360 metres.

Quite a basic course with thin-covered fairways no different to a rugby field surface, with tiny elevated greens, with no bunkers protecting greens, makes driving these par 4 greens quite easy. No real challenges on the course, but your patience with your own game. After all the rain over the Sydney basin last week, youíd think the fairways would be lush, but they were not. Signature hole: 12th dogleg to the right over a slight gully.

Played here on 28/11/05 and paid $15 for 18 holes (Monday) and costs $20 for a cart (watch those tree-lined fairways!). Course could do with a map on the scorecard, as there are no signs such as ìto 18th tee this wayî. That said the layout is simple, but boring. Good value, but not really worth it. Pay the extra money and play at Cabramatta GC.

8. pinseeker | Rated | 16 Sep 2005 | Add A Review

$15 on a weekday is definitely one of the cheapest in Sydney. The fairways are quite worn out but the greens aren't too bad and fairly consistent. The course is quite forgiving and is fairly short with several par 4's that can be reached off the tee.

9. dorkman | Rated | 12 Aug 2004 | Add A Review

I recently played on this course on a weekend because it is close to my home and soon rwalised why I havent played there since I was 14. The greens are full of unrepaired pitch marks, the fairways are nothing more than a cow paddock and you are constantly threatened by the stray golf ball whistling by your ear due to the endless amount of retards that play on this course. Don't waste your time or money.

10. generaldimwitt | Rated | 11 Jan 2004 | Add A Review

This G.C. is brilliant for beginners. Layout is easy to follow, as is the distance. A bit generous to have a Par of 69 as quite a few Par 4' are attainable from the tee. Front 9 is kept in good condition. However through saying this. It is a great course for beginners who are looking for the odd game with mates, or working on various aspects of their game.