1. Coylee | Rated | 24 Mar 2008 | Add A Review

Great Little Resort course and very much worth while playing if your down that way. Will only play well if you’ve had a few drinks and even then you can get disgruntled by the course design and ground structure.

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2. G42 | Rated | 19 Sep 2007 | Add A Review

Very much enjoy playing Thredbo Golf Course and am looking forward to doing so agoin throughout this 2007 / 8 summer.

The course is looking great at present as spring has arrived early this year and the warmth has greened up both the fairways and greens. You should play Thredbo at least once in your life so that you can enjoy tight fairways and how far you can hit the gol.f ball at altitude!

3. brownie19 | Rated | 08 Sep 2006 | Add A Review

Played Thredbo a couple of times in the summer (obviously). Very hillly - but it is in the snowy mountains. Have to hit a few shots over the hill with no idea where it's gone.

Some parts are lush, others a bit of a goat track but all good fun.

Wouldn't go to Thredbo just to play golf, but while your there its a lot of fun.

4. corkyfowler | Rated | 25 Apr 2003 | Add A Review

Just played Thredbo last week at Easter. Thredbo is a short 9 hole course with a large variety of medium difficult holes. No really long holes but plenty of Par 3 and 4s. Most fareways protected by thick bush so the inevitable lost ball will result. The course is a great alternative to a city course with a tremendous feel. Accuracy off the T is required on nearly all holes. At $15.50 for 9 or 18 holes it's good value. The only problem is at peak times there are a lot of time wasters on the course. Greens are small but in good condition. Start early for a quicker game. Considering the locality it's a good course.