1. Rowan | Rated | 05 Sep 2009 | Add A Review

stayed there for 2 days and played 3 rounds. Loved the views, what a stunning setting. some really fun holes with some great tee shots. some very testing holes also. greens were in good condition and fairways not too bad, a bit dry but expected this time of year. not great condition but some great holes and the scenery make it a must play. going back for 2 more days in November.

2. mitch_hugo | Rated | 03 Aug 2009 | Add A Review

A good course with a reasonable variety of holes. Played on a saturday with an 11.30am tee off during July with 6 friends and we virtually had the course to ourselves. Course is set into the side of a mountain so if mobility is an issue for you carts are a must.

The 8th hole is a highlight, and there are some very well placed hazards on the course. The par 5, 18th is reachable in two on a dry day, but is a long carry on the second (with a downhill lie) over a hazard to a small to medium sized green. A good finishing hole. Bunkers are around, but didn’t come into play much for myself and a mate, a little toothless to be honest.

PROS

• Elevation changes a good test of club selection.

Cons

• Bunkering could be better, more bunkers needed, especially for the fairways.

3. GPT | Rated | 31 May 2008 | Add A Review

Played here 8 years ago and thought it was very good. I played again 2 days ago and wonder why I left it so long between games.This is a great course for the money,can’t wait to get back.

4. WHISTLER | Rated | 09 May 2008 | Add A Review

Played here about 3 weeks ago had one of the best game ever .Great course well worth it

5. Mixy | Rated | 18 Mar 2008 | Add A Review

Played here a couple of weeks ago. Great layout with some awesome views. Great course in general. Some tough holes with plenty of trees to make it a great day out.

6. thejaffa | Rated | 15 Jun 2005 | Add A Review

this is a course that will test all aspects of your game from the nice straight par 4's especially the 8th to the to the deceiving par 5s on the back 9. i urge you walk this course (if fit) as it is an awsome experience. although by the 16th i was stuffed having stopped for a few refreshing brews on the 9th wich killed my game be careful of arriving early in the morning as play can be hampered by very thick fog.so if your a tree hugger leave it till later in the day.
in short i strongly suggest you stop in for an amazing day of golf.

7. lukerex | Rated | 31 Mar 2005 | Add A Review

This is a really nice course. I always enjoy playing here.

The 8th hole has spectacualr views of the surrounding mountains. You really feel quite small even though you're teeing up from the highest point on the course. The cliffs to your right run high and way out to the left you can see the incredible highlands. This is a great hole!

Staff here have always been very friendly and play here if you are in Kangaroo Valley - better still - mnake the trip - it's a magnificent drive!

8. kywong73 | Rated | 27 Jul 2004 | Add A Review

Kangaroo Valley is a demanding course build into the side of the escarpment. It's hilly, has plenty of trees, plentiful water hazards and a decent supply of bunkers. Add some strongly sloped greens, a few with two levels, more than a few doglegs with high trees protecting the corners, some tight out of bounds and some steep climbs - then you have a challenge. Designed by Jack Newton, the Par 72 layout also boasts spectacular views of Kangaroo Valley and Morton National Park.

It's well worth the 2 hour trip from Sydney to play this gem of a course.

9. bretti | Rated | 15 Mar 2004 | Add A Review

Fantastic all-round golf/weekend getaway.

My wife and I have played Kangaroo Valley a number of times now and always look forward to a weekend away down there. The course is always in beautiful condition and is long, generally quite wide and open, and always challenging. A couple of long water carries and picturesque high tees looking over the Kangaroo Valley would be highlights.

It's up and down so a cart is a good option.

We would recommend making a weekend of it and staying in one of the self contained on course cabins. Great log-fire restaurant on site, as well as the town of Kangaroo Valley which has some fantastic food and a pretty good little pub.

Definitely a 5 star weekend.