1. LoveIt108 | Rated | 03 May 2011 | Add A Review

Def worth the trip out there if you have the opportunity. I recently had a game there and it is a very intersting course, the front nine very undulating, and tricky in places. The back 9 very flat and very easy scoring. Condition at the moment is very good.

2. golferman68 | Rated | 02 Jan 2010 | Add A Review

Nice little country course. Front nine is much more interesting than the back.

3. brisbanedrive | Rated | 16 Apr 2009 | Add A Review

Played Gatton recently and pleasantly surprised. This course is in very good condition and a pleasure to play. The staff and locals are very friendly and the course is a challenge, especially with two long par 5’s to start, a very long par 3 to finish and a couple of long par 4’s as well. The third is a cracker as it is only 146 metres, but you have to hit over trees.

Will play Gatton again, and look forward to it.

4. byron | Rated | 09 Jan 2004 | Add A Review

Not expecting too much, the first time I played Gatton I was pleasently supprised after the round.

Gatton opens with two good length par 5's. Both are only reachable with two good shots. The 1st has a blind second shot OOB long and the 2nd hole a blind tee shot over a large hill, OOB left.

The 3rd is an interesting par 3 approx 150m uphill with a row of 20m trees in front of the green. The trees must be flown to hit the green. I have never seen another hole like it anywhere.

The 5th is a good long par 4 (400m+) fairway slopes right to left with OOB left.

The 8th is a short par 4 and one of the weaker hole on the course. Short and uphill with the green protected by scrub if your tee shot strays to far right. OOB left.

After playing the par 3 10th, the back nine is essentially over the road and accessed by going down an easement between some houses.

The remainder of the back nine is very flat with a mixture of short and long par 4's and two short par 3's. Plenty of OOB around the perimeter. No par 5's on the back nine.

Back over the road to play the 200m+ uphill par 3 18th. Tough finishing hole with a severe drop off on the right of the green.

Greens are not too bad considering Gatton is essentially a country course. Some of the exposed greens such as the 5th have a lot more borrow due to the direction of growth of the grass than you would give them credit.

Whenever I am in the area, I always ensure that I stop in for 18 holes. Reciprocal with Nudgee doesn't hurt either!

I give Gatton my two thumbs up.