1. Schmoo | Rated | 18 May 2009 | Add A Review

Just had a very pleasant golf society weekend here. Yes it is flat but challenging enough – I wouldn’t exactly call the Par 4 15th easy which is probably its signature hole. Yes it is probably less of a challenge for low handicappers. The greens were in good condition and the staff very friendly.

2. oforpar | Rated | 14 Aug 2008 | Add A Review

Fair country course, flat and boring no real interesting holes don’t know where someone gives 5 stars must be a bloody member or played some really crap courses.

3. craigogolf | Rated | 11 May 2008 | Add A Review

A very pleasant country course, affordable green fees and very nice staff one of which was a very nice yet very unattractive young man by the name of Daniel with obvious hygiene issues (body odour). This course should be a highlight for any North Coast golfing adventure.

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4. steverg | Rated | 17 Oct 2006 | Add A Review

Organising a Northern NSW golf weeknd for Brisbanites can be a nightmare when it comes to Saturday play. Mullumbimby GC came to the rescue. Staff were friendly and the course was in fair nick - the greens apparently had just been relaid and were above average for a country course. Some interesting holes, especially on the back nine, made this round of golf enjoyable with a true laid back country feel. And we were back at the Hotel Brunswick in plenty of time for a pot and a punt. We'll certainly play Mullumbimby again next year.

5. q-tip | Rated | 01 Mar 2006 | Add A Review

Measures 5965m Par 70 with 5 Par 3s ranging from 130-195m, 10 Par 4s ranging from 275-380m and three Par 5s ranging from 470-500m. Played here on weekend 18/2/06 and paid $20 green fees for 18 holes and $35 electric cartÖit was sweltering hot. I was most impressed that the ìbiggest little town in Australiaî can have such a well maintained course Iím used to seeing in Sydney. Fairways and teebeds were smooth and consistently green, however the greens were a little two-paced.

The front nine is flat and open and offers not too many challenges, however the back nine is the most interesting with water and dogleg tree-lined fairways to keep your round honest. Clubhouse though is very old and needs a redevelopment, but you can not ask for too much at this relaxed course. Nice drive from the beaches, so if in the area and have a spare 3 hours give it a go. Not too many members, so the course is usually open for social players and the value is great!

6. grovermj | Rated | 17 Sep 2005 | Add A Review

Wow!! I went to Mullumbimby Golf Course for the 2005 Junior Champs expecting nearly a goat track for a small town course. What I was confronted with was a well designed course, with excellent conditions. Alot of the front 9 is fairly boring and flat, but it offers good holes. The back 9 has some beautiful looking holes, with humps and meandering fairways. Green fees are excellent. I would reccomend this golf course to the begginer and scratch golfer alike.

7. | Rated | 13 Jan 2004 | Add A Review

A relatively flat members course that has enough challenge to warrant you to be on your game. A nice diversion from a holiday at Byron. Characterised by relatively small greens and from memory buffalo grass on the fairways, this is not an expensive round.

If you feel like a day away from the beach, this is not a bad way to do it.