1. tingayj | Rated | 09 Mar 2009 | Add A Review

Great value for money. They have saved all their water for the greens and tee’s which are both i great condition. Limited by the space they have available, but have done everything they can to make it a great hit out. par 66, but not exactly a walk in the park. has heaps of par threes, but half are 165m plus, so its still a good test of golf. to say its a good course for beginners is disrespectful, but playing on a public holiday in perfect conditions we waited on every hole and still got around in 4 hours, neither of us lost a ball and my very unfit guest made it without having a heart attack. great for the occasional golfer and a casual hit out. good after round bar area and VERY well stocked pro shop.

2. cowboy23 | Rated | 09 May 2005 | Add A Review

A shortish golf course that would hardly push the boundries of a golfers course designers imagination.

Well established, with fairways and greens that are kept in good shape this course stuggles a bit with variety amongst its holes, with the layout being very similar on many holes.

A good course for those that havent got a big long game.

3. Philip53 | Rated | 12 Oct 2003 | Add A Review

Play this course occassionally, as only 4 kilometers from home, and saves the 20+ kilometre drive to my home course.

Most of the holes are shortish, and there are eight Par 3's, two par 5's and 8 par 4's.

The course is usually in good condition year round, but on weekends you have to have patience, as there can be long waits, and also groups of 5 or 6 players, who usually are Green Fee Players, and show little respect for the etiquette of the game.

The best time to play is midweek, early in the morning, or after 1pm.