1. PenguinWoods | Rated | 27 Sep 2011 | Add A Review

A very very good course that is one of rural Australia’s best courses. it plays through magnificent European trees that are very old and come in hundreds of variety’s. The sheer number and beauty of these tree’s is really something.
The course is in very good nick with good couch fairways and quick greens, also smooth and true. There are some excellent holes, the 5th being my favourite. Many other classic holes in a old-fashioned style. Not overly bunkered, but it doesn’t need to be. The trees are punishing and catch any errant ball. Driving is essential to a low score here.
You don’t even need to be a golfer to enjoy this place. If your in Orange it’s a must, and it’s a mile ahead of the other courses in town. A lovely old house to accompany.
Not to bad prices either.

2. Crewy203 | Rated | 26 Apr 2011 | Add A Review

Played Duntryleague on 24/4/11 ( we were playing all 3 courses in Orange over 2 days) and from the back markers the course plays its full 5976 metres with 3 Par 4’s over 400mtrs, surprisingly the course only has 2 par 5’s at 471mtrs and 444mtrs. The greens here are excellent are a definitely the highlight of the course and although they were pretty quick, if you find the right line they usually ran true.

Plenty of trees to catch stray shots but in most cases the width of the fairways are generous and there is not too much thick bushland to loose your ball but given the number of trees chipping out maybe your only option.

This is the first time I’ve played on fairways of South African couch and whilst it creates a carpet like effect I also found that it did not result in an entirely flat surface and your ball does not sit up as it would on most fairways, saying that, it does not affect the ball, it was just a characteristic of the course.

Overall a very enjoyable course and if you are in Orange make sure you take your clubs with you

3. EvergladesCC | Rated | 17 Apr 2011 | Add A Review

Duntryleague Golf Club
CENTRAL NSW, NSW | USER RATING: (4.5) | ADD A REVIEW

Duntryleague is the ideal destination for the golfing enthusiast. Combining the beautiful 18 hole Championship Golf Course with the historic Duntryleague Guesthouse, we can offer a truly unique golfing experience.

Social clubs should contact the club in advance to book and we will happily arrange golf, meals and refreshments to suit your needs.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Name: Duntryleague Golf Club Region: Central NSW, NSW Address: Woodward Street
Orange, 2800, New South Wales, Australia Proshop: (02) 6362 4072 General: (02) 6362 3466 Holes: 18 Metres: 5976m Par: 70
USER REVIEWS (7)
1. GOLFERJOHN | RATED | 20 MAY 2010 | ADD A REVIEW

Played 15 May 2010 with 3 mates. Greens very fast and true and were rolled during our round to be faster still. Fairways are South African couch providing a great surface to hit off. Rough is reasonably gentle but trees are significant. A very good course and a bargain at the price.

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Murray Downs Golf & Country Club
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Newcastle Golf Club
2. HERBIEHIB | RATED | 24 APR 2010 | ADD A REVIEW

Of the 3 courses in Orange this is the best but the price reflects that. Great greens, nice challenging short holes and an all round good experience. If you go to orange for a weekend you must include this course in your golf plans.

3. SKIPTASTIC | RATED | 14 JAN 2010 | ADD A REVIEW

Played this course one a whim while driving from Brisbane to Melbourne and had a memorable experience – so nice I came back on the return run. From the moment I drove through the old wrought iron gates I was reminded of the Forests of England’s midlands.

The clock almost seemed to slow down as I wound my way up the gravel drive weaving between misty evergreens…it felt a million miles and a 100 years away from the highways I had been navigating for the last two days. The site of the lush green fairways and beautifully manicured green of the first hole on my right confirmed what I already knew.

I overnighted in the guesthouse which was in theme with the whole experience and very cosy. Snuck in the front 9 before breakfast and then finished off a memorable stop-over on the back 9 before checkout.

Golf-lovers paradise!

4. FAIRWAYPUTTER | RATED | 18 DEC 2007 | ADD A REVIEW

This is a great course. All fairways are generous in width but if you do miss from the tee you have no choice but to take your medicine and play out sideways on most holes, they’re in great condition too. Even better are the greens, they’re as smooth as a glass table so true is the roll you get on your putts. The course is very well looked after and for $30 it was unreal. I’ll be back again for sure.

5. HITMAN89 | RATED | 09 MAY 2006 | ADD A REVIEW

I am not normally one to write a reveiw but I played here over easter and had such an enjoyable game. Every hole is different to the last and the greens are in great nick. The grass on the fairway os like soft carpet and a joy to play of even if its brown.

If you are ever near orange you have to play this course for $27 it is the best vale for money course in the country.

Like the previous reviewer no hole sticks in the memory except for the last par 5 which is just so much fun to play and I don’t norlamy enjoy par 5’s being a 29 H/C its tough to string 5 good shots together.

Play this course even if you have to go to orange just to play it.

6. TOMMO2 | RATED | 04 NOV 2005 | ADD A REVIEW

Played30/09/05

Driving in past the gatekeeper’s cabin to the beautiful old mansion , the leader of the opposition remarked on the decor. We expected something pretty special with the course and were not disappointed.

All facets of the game were covered with tricky greens, plenty of trees, water, bunkers and ,despite the wind, a fair score for a new teen handicapper.

Strangely no one hole has stuck in my memory, just an all round good course and regulation price.

The Relic

7. MATTSMITH2 | RATED | 01 JUN 2003 | ADD A REVIEW

From the 1st tee to the 18th hole and beyond, Duntryleague Golf Club is undoubtebly the finest Central West Golf Club in NSW. Every hole is a challenge, with doglegs mixed with short challenging par 3’s (Including a water carry). The course is kept in immaculate condition, with the layout providing a challenge to every golfer that tries it. The course also provides full clubhouse facilites and has a fully stocked pro shop as well. A must visit course if you are in the area.

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• Everglades Country Club
• Gosford Golf Club
• Terrigal Memorial Country Club
• Shelly Beach Golf Club (Tuggerah Lakes)
• Wyong Golf Club

4. golferjohn | Rated | 20 May 2010 | Add A Review

Played 15 May 2010 with 3 mates. Greens very fast and true and were rolled during our round to be faster still. Fairways are South African couch providing a great surface to hit off. Rough is reasonably gentle but trees are significant. A very good course and a bargain at the price.

Also Liked

• The Dunes Golf Links (Dunes)
• Macquarie Links International Golf Club
• Yarra Yarra Golf Club
• Federal Golf Club
• Belmont Golf Course
• Moonah Links (Legends)
• Narooma Golf Club
• Maitland Golf Club
• Murray Downs Golf & Country Club
• Bonville International Golf Resort
• Newcastle Golf Club

5. herbiehib | Rated | 24 Apr 2010 | Add A Review

Of the 3 courses in Orange this is the best but the price reflects that. Great greens, nice challenging short holes and an all round good experience. If you go to orange for a weekend you must include this course in your golf plans.

6. Skiptastic | Rated | 14 Jan 2010 | Add A Review

Played this course one a whim while driving from Brisbane to Melbourne and had a memorable experience – so nice I came back on the return run. From the moment I drove through the old wrought iron gates I was reminded of the Forests of England’s midlands.

The clock almost seemed to slow down as I wound my way up the gravel drive weaving between misty evergreens…it felt a million miles and a 100 years away from the highways I had been navigating for the last two days. The site of the lush green fairways and beautifully manicured green of the first hole on my right confirmed what I already knew.

I overnighted in the guesthouse which was in theme with the whole experience and very cosy. Snuck in the front 9 before breakfast and then finished off a memorable stop-over on the back 9 before checkout.

Golf-lovers paradise!

7. fairwayputter | Rated | 18 Dec 2007 | Add A Review

This is a great course. All fairways are generous in width but if you do miss from the tee you have no choice but to take your medicine and play out sideways on most holes, they’re in great condition too. Even better are the greens, they’re as smooth as a glass table so true is the roll you get on your putts. The course is very well looked after and for $30 it was unreal. I’ll be back again for sure.

8. Hitman89 | Rated | 09 May 2006 | Add A Review

I am not normally one to write a reveiw but I played here over easter and had such an enjoyable game. Every hole is different to the last and the greens are in great nick. The grass on the fairway os like soft carpet and a joy to play of even if its brown.

If you are ever near orange you have to play this course for $27 it is the best vale for money course in the country.

Like the previous reviewer no hole sticks in the memory except for the last par 5 which is just so much fun to play and I don't norlamy enjoy par 5's being a 29 H/C its tough to string 5 good shots together.

Play this course even if you have to go to orange just to play it.

9. tommo2 | Rated | 04 Nov 2005 | Add A Review

Played30/09/05

Driving in past the gatekeeper's cabin to the beautiful old mansion , the leader of the opposition remarked on the decor. We expected something pretty special with the course and were not disappointed.

All facets of the game were covered with tricky greens, plenty of trees, water, bunkers and ,despite the wind, a fair score for a new teen handicapper.

Strangely no one hole has stuck in my memory, just an all round good course and regulation price.

The Relic

10. mattsmith2 | Rated | 01 Jun 2003 | Add A Review

From the 1st tee to the 18th hole and beyond, Duntryleague Golf Club is undoubtebly the finest Central West Golf Club in NSW. Every hole is a challenge, with doglegs mixed with short challenging par 3's (Including a water carry). The course is kept in immaculate condition, with the layout providing a challenge to every golfer that tries it. The course also provides full clubhouse facilites and has a fully stocked pro shop as well. A must visit course if you are in the area.