1. golfinggazza | Rated | 09 Jul 2007 | Add A Review

Not too bad on run off after some rain but I do not mind the little course and you are right, the greens are hard to stop on and hard to read.

2. potblak | Rated | 20 Jan 2006 | Add A Review

Whenever I'm not hitting the ball too well, I go back to Mt Martha and look good!

Not a long course. From the elevated first tee you can almost drive the green. (Look out for the strategically placed small bunkers.)

With the new irrigation, the ball doesn't run as far as it used to, but look at the topography and it will tell you what you need to do. Watch out for the 5th and 10th! If you land the ball down the slope it will keep going; but then you knew that, didn't you?

A great little course, and improving all the time.

3. ronrat | Rated | 05 Jan 2006 | Add A Review

Ridiculously sloped course. Smack the ball in the middle of the fairway and watch it roll 2 fairways away. We thought the first time was an aberration but the second time confirmed it. Gentle chips on to greens would keep running, find a slope and roll 80 metres away into tee tree etc. We were not impressed and neither was the visiting pennant team who reported them to the VGU.

4. mattgore | Rated | 24 Apr 2005 | Add A Review

Played the course on the weekend - not too busy and reasonably priced. Was able to play 18 holes in a tick under 3 1/2 hours (group of 2) on a Saturday afternoon at a public course! The front nine has the Santa Anna couch fairways which needed some care, very patchy in a couple of spots. The back nine is just getting the irrigation system installed so should be better next season. The course can be a confidence builder some, not too long and it's difficult to get into too much trouble with wayward drives. The greens were very challenging - running hard with slopes but quite slow uphill. If you're after a casual round, it's definitely worth a try.