1. Rubix1984 | Rated | 18 Aug 2008 | Add A Review

Good Country course. Would need a bit more rain and tlc. Would recommend a round here

2. Stace | Rated | 10 Aug 2008 | Add A Review

I really enjoyed playing this course. Good length holes for ladies. Great greens. Friendly staff.

3. clintonricketts | Rated | 07 Oct 2007 | Add A Review

hey well i played there (kingaroy) today in the junior classic’s i won the chipping comp,the putting comp and the nearest to the pin !!! yay meh any ways

ttyl clint

4. clintonricketts | Rated | 22 Jun 2007 | Add A Review

well i play there for the JR’s its pretty gd cause i win some times andit gives ever1 a chance 2 win

5. poachedegg86 | Rated | 29 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

I played at this course for the first time on the weekend. I found the service exceptional and the pro shop staff to be very assisting. My first impression of this course before arriving is that the fairways would be very dry etc because of the drought. However i found that when i got there that most of the fairways were lush and green. The tees were of good quality and the greens were amazingly green and fast. If anything the lack of par 3's on the back nine is the only thing to comment about. Reasonably price course.

Recommended if your passing through.

6. terryyoungw | Rated | 20 Nov 2006 | Add A Review

This is truly an oasis! They have had no rain and yet the course is still great (for Kingaroy). It is a bit uninteresting as it is flat, however that is just the country up there not the course designers fault! Greens are okay, the course is devoid of bunkers. Worth playing.

7. dtrain | Rated | 18 Nov 2002 | Add A Review

Ok,

When ever I get out to Kingaroy this course is a must play opportunity. Even in a drought this course stays nice and lush from my experience and it offers something for everyone.

Like most courses these days this is a course that will benifit the big straight hitter.

It starts with a reachable 456 Par 5 that is a dog leg right but really, the fairway is quite open and you can 'have a go' off the tee and see what develops without too much drama.

There are a number of par 4's that you can reach with the big drivers as they are only conservative distances of 300, 260!, 278, and 278 again. But well thought out by the course designer and are well protected by bunkers and in instances water. But if you want the feeling of reaching the green in one, then load up a couple of balls and let fly.

If you are watching your score though, I would seriously consider long irons off of a number of the tees on this course as it is somewhat tight.

It's very picturesque and I would love to be a member here as I would rate it the best western Qld course I have played to date.

Greens are good, fairways are good, tees are great. Nothing to dislike here.

If you are in the area give it a go. But if it's your first time then take a few extra balls. A few of the tee shots are somewhat blind as to where the dangers are.

All in all very enjoyable. I'm sure you'll love it.