1. ilovegolf | Rated | 06 Dec 2007 | Add A Review

It may not be the longest course around with 3 of the par 5’s reachable in 2 (But thats another challenge)but it is certainly a challenge. The undulating fairways ensure that you never really get a flat lie adding to the challenge.And then there’s the wind. The greens are magnificent with suttle borrows that always do a bit more or less than you thought. No trip to Geraldton is complete without a game on one of W.A.s best Country Golf Courses

2. james685 | Rated | 07 Apr 2007 | Add A Review

A fine course to play on. The par 3’s are your friend and the par 5’s are not. Watch the bunker on the 14th. I reckon it’s bigger than some small towns (an exaggeration but it’s still humungus)

Some bunkers are tough to get out of, one example is the 7th where once you rise above the bunker there is a tall a pile of dirt to climb over as well. Well worth the money.

3. wellsy | Rated | 21 Apr 2003 | Add A Review

Spalding Park is a challenging course that progressively penalises poor shots.

The tight, fully reticulated fairways demand accuracy from the tee and the beautifully manicured saltene grass greens present a class, contoured putting experience.

It's a top layout with a stand-out presentation that is not dimished by too much golfing traffic.

Throw in the west coasts fantastic climate and you've got a golfing destination that delivers all year round.