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

Nice country course in excellent condition. Greens were firm and quite quick. The back nine was the better of the two nines, except there is a 325 metre walk from the 10th green to the 11th tee. A lot of water in play, but always visible and negotiable. Notable holes were the par 3 11th, short but two water carries and 16th, a mid length par 4 with a water carry in front of the green. We started on the 10th and found the front nine a little dull in comparison to the back. Well worth a visit.

2. TheSquareDriver | Rated | 26 Nov 2007 | Add A Review

Potentially a good course, all they really need is fairway watering and some more members so they can invest in more improvements such as making bigger greens and thickening the rough

3. jimandr | Rated | 05 Jan 2005 | Add A Review

The town of Maclean is easily overlooked, as the highway bypass gives you no good reason to pull over, and the golf course takes a bit of effort to find even if you do pop in.

When you do get there, it looks like a very typical small country course, with a little car park, small club house and a pro shop that closes at 2.00pm each day.

The holes near the club won't impress you very much, but you should keep going.

There seems to be an 'old' section, of not very interesting country golf, but the 'new' section of seven holes around the back is a different story altogether.

Clearly these holes have been 'designed', with tight doglegs, strategically placed hazards and humps near the greens, and they are a very good test of golf.

If you happen to be staying in the area at Yamba or Grafton, Maclean is well worth a visit.