1. scottcaslick | Rated | 16 Nov 2008 | Add A Review

played today 16/11/08 wasnt to bad, had a good round shot 65. straight up and back holes,will say the greens where slow. The cost was ten dollars which was very good. will be back for another go.

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2. q-tip | Rated | 13 Apr 2006 | Add A Review

Measuring 5941m Par 70 course, with 12 Par 4s ranging from 340-410m, 2 short Par 5s ranging from 435-465m and four Par 3s ranging from 120-165m. Holes are not challenging for the keen golfers, but has a flat layout, with many straight up-and-back holes. Has more dogleg to the left than rightside, and a generous country-style landing area off the tee! The water on the course is used for retention/irrigation uses, with no hole having a decent clearance over water.

Greens are in very good condition for country course standards, making putts difficult to read with break and speed to judge ñ unlike many greens Iíve frequented recently in the NE region. Fairways are non-existent to due dry conditions, with red dirt common sight. Teebeds are not too bad, with a few relatively flat lies around. No bunkers that comes into play, apart from the 160m Par 3 6th.

Cost is reasonable as well, $17.50 for 18 holes on a weekday (played here 13/4/06) is not bad value. Electric carts are $27.50. Course could do with some water holes ñ that come INTO play off the tees or approach to the greens - just to increase the challenge and scenery.