1. Steb | Rated | 28 Oct 2008 | Add A Review

I’ve played about 10 rounds here now. There are some absolutely stunningly picturesque holes, like the 4th – an highly elevated tee on a dog leg right par 5, fairway banked by pine trees down below with the pretty Dormie House hotel in the background. A beautiful drive required if you wish to carry the creek and go for the green on your second. Like Costner in Tin Cup, I just have to go for it – sometimes the beauty of the course makes you do stupid moves…

Shocking drainage at the course and the course will be closed if there’s been a bit of rain. Visit Highlands Course 10km north if wet, as it drains like no course I’ve ever seen.

Greens are large, medium speed and reasonably consistent. You’ll need your driving game to be on as the tree-lined fairways are the course’s main defenses. Drive well and you can really score well here, drive poorly and there’s room to drop down to a 3-wood or long iron off the tee.

2. Tom1978 | Rated | 06 Jul 2008 | Add A Review

My second golf club. I played here for several years as a junior and also for our junior penants team. Great course, always a challenge especially when a “local” knowledge short cut shot didn’t come off! Favourite hole was the 4th par 5 with elevated tee and the 9th and 10th 320m par 4 always easy birdie holes! Will be playing there again when visiting the olds!

3. strone | Rated | 02 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

Well what a great course this was!

Played here about 1 week ago and loved every minute of it. Its quite hilly so be ready for a bit of a walk!.

Not a really long course but a testing one, there are trees everywhere up and down the fairways and the greens are quite small and elevated so you have too be precise with your approach shots.

My fav hole was the 200m Par 3 17th, a great long par 3 with bunkers and water all in play. A very tough hole!.

Greens were very good conidering there had been overnight rain and rain right up too the time we tee'd off. I will be back for sure in a bit dryer conditions and im sure the greens would be very ifast when they dont have rain on them!

A great course, Best value for money by far on the highlands!

4. nikejuice | Rated | 07 Nov 2006 | Add A Review

A very good course over all, with fast contoured greens that challenge your putting skills. Good course overall and I think I will return many times to play this wonderful course.

5. callawayfred | Rated | 17 Oct 2005 | Add A Review

We played in a group of 4 averaging 18 Handicapers.

We found the course to be of a great Quality.

The Fairways, Bunkers, Greens and Course Layout was fantastic which suited all levels of Golfers.

The staff were both friendly and helpfull.

In summary:- We can not wait for our next visit to (Royal Moss Vale).

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

found this course to be a little same old same old with par 4 or 5s with slight dog leg but basicly just straight up & down the back holes were a bit better but all in all fairly unremarkable and found the members to be a little unfreindly but staff were verry helpful.

greens & fairways were reasonable but not fantastic.

in short for its reputation i was fairly dissapointed

7. | Rated | 31 Dec 2003 | Add A Review

The aesthetics at Moss Vale are quite pleasing, and the golfing challenge is quite leisurely as well.

Like many courses in country towns, the main course is tree-lined fairways and small greens. In the main the course is in okay condition, but in some areas close to the creek it would become quite boggy with rain.

The better holes are on the back nine, with some length and challenge. Apart from the par three across the dam, the front nine leaves a little to be desired. The eighth and ninth holes I think are quite weak.

For a middle to high marker this is a nice challenge. For the seriously keen and accomplished golfer, Mt Broughton awaits just down the road...

8. bugger | Rated | 03 Jul 2003 | Add A Review

Moss Vale is a nice little course about

15 minutes past Bowral. This undulating course has many great views with Pine trees boredring ost fairways here. Whilst not a long course it is testing enough putting a premium on accuracy and precision over length here. The only drawback at Moss Vale is whe it gets wet here there is a lot of run off and the course becomes very soft under foot and makes it very hard to hit the ball cleanly. Aside from this this is probably second only to Mt Broughton (too hard) in the area. Friendly staff and relaxed atmosphere at this club. The four of us played a par event here and stuggled so as they say length doesnt always count!

Come on down! to Royal MOSS!