1. cpace33 | Rated | 13 Feb 2008 | Add A Review

KEILOR would be a good course to play on if they dropped the price $23 to play a course with only 1 not bad fairway which is the par 5 on the back 9. The only reason people play it is because it’s convenient. If they spent more money on course management instead of putting in gardens and stuff like that the green and fairways maybe in better nick. Drop down the price to $15 or $18 because I believe that’s a reasonable price to play this course.

2. shrek23 | Rated | 19 Sep 2006 | Add A Review

I played Keilor for the first time last weekend and I was extremely disappointed. The fairways were reasonable, but not great, but I've never had to worry about which way the ball bounced when PUTTING! Uneven greens covered in sand. They must have done some work recently and the course hasn't settled, because if this is a true reflection of the course it is the worst I've ever played.

To myself and my partners disgust, we got to the 4th tee and had 2 groups ahead of us waiting for the tee, who in turn had a group half way down the fairway, a group on the green and a group on the 5th tee all being held up by a group of 5!

No doubt I have had a rough day and this could not possibly be an accurate view of this course. But if it is then I would be recommended people stay right away.

3. TheGun | Rated | 06 Aug 2006 | Add A Review

This course is ok to play on, especially since there ain't many courses in the western suburbs and the fees are low. It looks like it could do with a bit of water, as it looks dry. People don't usually repair divits or greens, which really sucks. And yes, you get the odd ball flying in your direction. I'd give it 3 out of 5, but only coz its so cheap during the week.

4. drive250 | Rated | 28 Jul 2006 | Add A Review

I played this course 2 times and I found it is a really good course for beginner to start and learn. I usually play on weekday because of low green fee and less people, but there is a lot of people that still donâÄôt understand the golf course rules that play over there. There is one time we were putting on the green, my friend was ready to putt and a golf ball just landed 2 meters behind him. That is really scaryâĦ. The second time, when we were waiting for the green to clear, a ball just landed between 2 of my friendâĦ. That is SO NEAR!!!! I think the pro shop should do something about thisâĦ. Explain rules to golferâĦ GOOD LUCK GUYSâĦ

5. ronrat | Rated | 09 Jul 2004 | Add A Review

I have played this a few times, and each one different. Very flat course with the odd little creek or bush getting in the way. A lot of lay up shots as greens are like rock if no rain. I was off 33 and went around just parring or bogeying every hole until I reached the 18th. Said to my marker that I would be a chance to break under par. He laughed as I sunk a putt that gave me a net 55. Won two beer and a 5 shot slash. Did once see a punch up when 2 dills ignored all etiquette and drove their carts in front of tees and greens without looking and the cart got hit by a tee shot travelling straight at the pin. They left after they were kicked off by the course marshall and were flattened by a couple of very angry blokes who were playing for $10.00 a hole.

6. inthehole | Rated | 04 Feb 2004 | Add A Review

I played this course four to five years ago and the fairways were absolutely brilliant to play on, some say the best for a public course in Victoria. Sadly with the water restrictions in place, they have turned bad, so bad that you might lose a ball in the cracks.

Having said that, there has been rain lately and they have improved slighty. The greens here are a real treat, flat, well sized, a lot better than they were years ago, a putters dream.

Its a fairly flat course, not too hard to play on, only problem is if you hook or slice you're likely to be playing your next shot off the other fairways (in other words, holes are close together).