1. pom | Rated | 01 Sep 2011 | Add A Review

I have been meaning to play this course for some years but somehow never managed to get there.
Finally managed to play it this August with 3 other I Seekers.
To my mind this is the best Members course that I have played in the Brisbane area other than Brookwater.The only thing that Disappointed me was the fact that it took so long for me to finally try the place.
The course is well laid out with some very testing holes.
It was in very good condition. The company was good & the friendly staff were very helpful.
I will definitely be back to play the course again. Hopefully with somewhat better form.

2. Weetbix | Rated | 13 Mar 2011 | Add A Review

First game at Redcliffe on 13 March 2011 and really enjoyed it. Beautiful course in great condition. Took about 5 hours so was a reasonable pace. But we were behind a big social club so that will always slow things down a bit. Good variety of holes: doglegs, elevation changes,a few par 4s with a bit of length about them. The greens were interesting and many had very good bunkering to make you work hard to position yourself to hit it close.

PROS

• Beautiful course
• Variety of holes
• Fairways in great nick

Cons

• Greens looked great but were a bit slow - very minor con really

3. VinceRosales | Rated | 05 Jul 2010 | Add A Review

Highly disappointing given the previous reviews – definitely did not live up to expectations. Their webpage states a "full range of golf facilities and modern clubhouse"…sounds good but totally false. Our group is new to town so we decided to make a morning of it and head to the course early to have a nice breakfast and then hit the range to warm up. We get there and are instructed that the only food is sausage rolls and no coffee. If you want anything else you need to leave the facility and go to 7-11. And the drving range……3 beaten up mats that you hit into a net plus a 100m section where you can hit your own balls and then shag them…full service course???? On top of that you add a 5 hour round that is backed up on every tee box and again in every fairway, tee boxes so unlevel that you routinely have a slice or hook lie with a driver. On the 12th hole with the halfway house tried to get a beer but they were already shut down. All in all it turned out be a dissapointing trip. In case you are wondering, I played well but that is not everything. And bring a helmet, between errant shots and frustrated people hitting into you, the golf balls are flying everywhere.

PROS

• Greens were good (quick and true)

Cons

• Clubhouse (or lack there of)
• Mosquitos
• Pace of Play
• Driving range

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4. NeilManray01 | Rated | 06 Jun 2010 | Add A Review

I played Redcliffe Golf Course today and all i can say is….. Bloody Fantastic…. The course is in PERFECT condition…. If you havent played here it is an absolute must if your in Brisbane.. Full marks to the greens staff and the Barmaid was a top sort too…bonus!!!

5. trsba | Rated | 14 Mar 2010 | Add A Review

One of the better courses on the North. Make sure you get on before 2 as you can;t get around before its dark otherwise. Lots of tough dog leg holes. We played shit. First 2 holes a good player would get easy pars of even a birdie. Mossies attack at about 4.45pm. In ok condition. 3.5/5/
Keperra is slightly better as a better first 9. Wheareas The Redcliffe back 9 would be better than Keperra.

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6. Rampage82 | Rated | 07 Jan 2010 | Add A Review

Played at Redcliffe today,
Was a great day for golf, But i found i liked the round more because of how good the course was. The course is very green, Fairways are great and the rough is the right length.

The final 3 holes are the best finishing holes in Brisbane.

The staff are friendly and the ground mens are always pulling over for you to have a shoot, rather then making you wait for them.
Enjoyed the course and hope to play there again really soon

7. Daves | Rated | 31 Oct 2009 | Add A Review

Played Redcliffe recently for the first time and really liked the course. It has a well deserved high reputation for a good quality suburban course and did not let me down. The greens had been cored about 3 weeks before and were just starting to cover over but were still lumpy and slow, other than that though the course was in A1 condition (it was prior to this week’s rain).

The fairways are reasonably wide and not overly punishing, but the course remains a solid test with plenty of quality golf holes. Some nice change in terrain as well on the way round.

8. WhiteTees | Rated | 11 Aug 2009 | Add A Review

Played 10th August. A truly great course.
Staff – Welcoming and friendly (made the round and even $50 inc cart)
Price – Perfectly priced especially compared to courses of similar price eg Virgina, Nudgee.
Fairways – Wide and green, with trees lining most holes. (Perfect to pull out the camera)
Greens – Large and green with great pin positions.
Difficulty – Anyone can play this course as it is easy to get off the tee. Perfect mix of long and short holes.

I have played 10 different northside courses in the last 3 months and this course was by far the best.

9. Drgribuls | Rated | 02 Nov 2008 | Add A Review

brilliant layout. found it very enjoyable to play, a nice mixture of long/short par 3s, doglegs, long par 5s, short par 5s. fairways were a little patchy, and the greens a bit rough, but partly to do with recent renovations. the rough is a bit punishing, but thats my fault for finding it to often… The proshop staff were young blokes, happy to have a chat and very pleasant to deal with. played with a couple of members, great people. would play it frequently if it was closer.

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10. 4321 | Rated | 16 Jan 2008 | Add A Review

I’m a member very good course nice and green through the year, very good finishing holes 16,17 and 18 a lot harder into the wind. Daniel Millward made the comment on the 21-Feb-07 the AVERAGE golfer can hit it off the TEE, 20 metres from the green on the 1st hole IS he a + 3 marker, I think he had to many Rums.

11. tryingbutstruggling | Rated | 09 Jan 2008 | Add A Review

This really is a great course. Having somehow not played here before, I was very pleasantly surprised at the standard and condition of the course. Whilst starting off relatively tame, by the time you reach the 6th hole it really starts to play long and hard. I played in a fairly strong wind (which made the 209 metre par 3 7th play a lot longer -very tough to reach at all let alone get it close), which really made the course difficult (or maybe that was just my swing…) Visitors fees are very cheap for their comps, and all in all it was a very good experience. I will definatly go back for some revenge soon.

12. groomy | Rated | 27 Nov 2007 | Add A Review

Played here yesterday for the first time and enjoyed it more and more as the round went on.Starts off shorter and more forgiving but gets tighter and longer. It also has quite a bit of change in gradient and some really interesting picturesque holes. The staff were very friendly and it’s great value for money. One novelty for this area was the greens seemed slow

PROS

• nice staff
• interesting contours
• value for money

13. trojan | Rated | 07 Aug 2007 | Add A Review

played recently g8 course – probably one of the best in QLD – head over the bridge – friendly staff – g8 food – reasonably priced and well presented – well done – will be back soon

14. bootyful | Rated | 25 Jun 2007 | Add A Review

i am a junior at redcliffe and have been playin at redcliffe for about 2 1/2 years and it has always been really nice and neat, not once have i seen the course in a bad state which is a big challenge for most courses, especially with the draught. i still find the course quite challenging even with experience. i would recommend redcliffe before all of the courses i have played at because it is beautiful and not at all expensive.

15. daniel millward | Rated | 21 Feb 2007 | Add A Review

The first hole is an easy birdie chance, the average golfer can hit it about 20 metres from the green and jus a little pitch on the green.

The 4th hole (par 5) is a nice par 5 with a tough elevated green and a big dog leg left, the next par 5 is the 10th, you can get on the green in 2 if you get your drive straight and far. The 16th (par 5) is a great hole with water on left and the swamp on right, and the greens a bunkered very well. There is a huge tree about 70 metres from the green wich will stop any golfer from geting on the green in 2

16. cherries | Rated | 28 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

I have played Redcliffe 5 or 6 times and it has always been in good nick . Excellent fairways and well kept greens. A lot of variety with no two holes the same. The previous posts about the mossies are spot on . I have been lucky enough to avoid windy days which is fortunate as the last 3 holes are hard enough without the added joy of hitting into the wind . One of Brisbane's best.

17. daniel millward | Rated | 19 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

This course is an outstanding golf course for its price, i am a junior and i play here after 2:00 on weekdays for only $8. Redcliffe has great fairways and nice greens.Its a fairly challenging course. I think this course is one of the great courses around brisbane

18. poisoy | Rated | 15 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

the course was nice enough. The fairways were fine, greens fast

I won't be going back in summer. You can't play golf and swat mosquitos at the same time. Theres just too many mosquitos

19. terryyoungw | Rated | 20 Nov 2006 | Add A Review

This is a good honest members golf course. Fairways always in good nick as they get the recycled effluent. Greens are normally good, however I have played a few times where the greens ahve been dieseased.

20. motorola10 | Rated | 11 Nov 2006 | Add A Review

great finishing holes back into the wind. a surprisingly very good course with no real weak holes. keep your drives straight. the 10th hole is nowhere near the clubhouse.

21. wholesaler | Rated | 15 May 2006 | Add A Review

What a great track, and only 40 minutes from Brisbane.

Measuring some 5900 metres with a par rating of 71.

I played today at chemist golf, and this course makes you think about ball position, as the fairways are narrow, and surrounded by numerous trees. The greens are true, and a good challenge. Looking back, this course reminds me some what of redland bay- but so much better.

This was second time at Redcliffe and I would highly reccomend it, simply for its outstanding overall value

22. q-tip | Rated | 02 Mar 2006 | Add A Review

Measures Par 71 5925m from the back tees with 4 Par 3s ranging from 125-195m, 11 Par 4s ranging from 290-415m and 3 Par 5s ranging from 435-480m. Not too bad a course, and of the 6 courses I played on in northern Brisbane, this was my favourite, in terms of playing conditions, layout, challenge and value.

No real challenge of par 3s 11th being the toughest as the pin is slightly obscured from the tee. Par 4s are all of good length and challenge the golfer to make par, and are easily the courses best attributes. The 9th (index 1) was playing like a par 5 with the wind, speaking of which, the Par 5s did not overly impress me. The Par 5 16th was probably the pick of the three with water left near the green and bunkers guarding the green. Greens were a little slow and undulating that make putts difficult to read. Fairways are trimmed close and are in great condition,..rough, just stay on the fairways to keep that ball. The tee-beds were in excellent condition ñ flat lots of green trimmed grass.

Played here on Monday 20/2/06 and paid $14 for a round of 18 after 2pm Brisbane standard time. Good value and very good clubhouse to boot. Surprising that I never heard of this gem before, but now I have I will be back to play there, if in brissie again shortly.

23. golfermaniac | Rated | 17 Apr 2005 | Add A Review

Situated just over the Houghton Highway and next to a Mangrove swamp, you'll find Redcliffe Golf Club. This was my second trip here in 10yrs and I certainly wasn't disappointed. This is a shot -makers course. There is hardly a par 4 or 5 that doesn't dogleg either way to some degree. If you can shape the ball both ways, it will certainly stand you in good stead around here. The course is a good mix of short, medium and long 3's, 4's and 5's. Plent of scoring opportunities mixed in with some survival holes. The course is suprisingly hilly in some sections which adds to the degree of difficulty. With the exception of a couple of the greens, they were generally top class to putt on. This course is well worth the $25-$30 it costs to play here.

24. Horse | Rated | 03 Jan 2005 | Add A Review

I believe Redcliffe to be one of the better Brisbane courses with something of a challenge for most players and particularly when the breeze gets up in the afternoon.

The design of the course ensures a greater challenge to the thinking side of the game. Those greens have a real bite you in the butt attitude just when you think you have mastered them. The opening two holes offer an easy opening into a round of golf that can lull you into a false sense of security about your game. The 1st (Par 4) can be an easy birdie hole. The green is almost driveable (for the average longish hitter) - I have seen it driven. The course is not the type of course where you can pull out the driver on every hole, instead I find it to be one of those courses where you really need to think about placing the ball for the shot into the green. Watch the 5th green, this has got to be the toughest greens in Brisbane, walking away with Par on it is something to celebrate. Other birdie holes include the 4th, 8th, 10th, 14th and 15th. After that just try to get home with your handicap intact.

Take lots of Mozzie repellent for the back 9. I have seen men carried away by them! There are holes on the back 9, where a wayward shot (in summer into the trees), has you considering taking the penalty rather than trying to retrieve the ball from the mozzies.

The staff are very friendly, and the clubhouse with it's deck is a great place to rest after a round and watch the sun set.

If you haven't been it's definitely worth the trip.

25. johnfish | Rated | 21 Jul 2004 | Add A Review

I've played this course 20 times and every time I've learn't something new.

The big point to learn is that the grainy greens see everything break towards the 16th tee - West. It really is hard to believe the first few times you play this course just how much this rule holds true.

The other golden rule is to pack the Aeroguard as the mozzies will drain you of every last drop off blood. The trees that separate the 14th and 15th are so bad that I have considered conceding a lost ball rather than going in to hit my original ball.

There is a great mix of holes on this course. When the wind blows the run in is a nightmare. You can get a good score going however as there are good birdie opportunities on 1, 4, 5, 8, & 10. After that, just try and get through the back nine without too much damage.

The new clubhouse makes a world of difference to the vibe of the course. The food could be better.

Well worth the trip across the bridge.

26. rtyarrow | Rated | 20 Nov 2003 | Add A Review

Redcliffe is a course which has two personalities. On a clear calm day the course is pleasant stroll and presents good scoring opportunites on all holes. Straight shots are rewarded with easy approaches. Errant shots have you playing out from under trees and over bunkers and /or water. Then you play the course when the wind blows and your previous impressions count for little as the course turns into a monster. The closing 3 hole stretch (par 4, par 5, par ) play directly into the southeaster that is usually blowing straight of Moreton Bay. It turns the Par 4's into Par 5's. Low punched shots are required as any high shot are taken by the wind into the mangrove hazard which borders the entire righthand side of these holes. Just on other thing to add -always bring your insect repellent the mozzies are really bad.