1. scotttindall | Rated | 17 Apr 2006 | Add A Review

The back nine is nestled away in a small corner of Echuca with gum trees lining the fairways and the river winding along the course boundary. These types of country courses wher upkeep is difficult due to limired resources and limited water as a rule of thumb usually rely on interesting and tricky routing and the incorporation of several elevation changes to keep the golfer interested and challenged. Echcua back nine has no the luxury of either. The course is by no means a push over and in several places is very tight and requires precision off the tee simply to have a clear shot at the miniture greens. The place can easily frustrate you with its continuous dog legs and kykuya-thick green edges but if you relax and don't expect too much you probably find yourself escpaing into the bush surrounds. I would suggest you steer clear on weekends as the hackers and their errant bals do not make for much fun, but if you pass by on and empty afternoon and stroll around the river edge by yourself I daresay you'll probably have a nice little stroll without getting too excited.

Scott Tindall

2. ronrat | Rated | 08 Jan 2004 | Add A Review

Good place to send the kids for a muck around with some old clubs and balls. In summer it is so dry it turns into a dustbowl and you get to play on the dust scrapes. Never saw any grass or sand. Was to frightened to use a wood for fear of blinding myself from the dust. Go to the pub instead.