1. couldabeenanything | Rated | 19 Nov 2010 | Add A Review

i really enjoy playing at RHGC. unpretentious and welcoming club with a terrific course which would rate much higher if on the mainland, particularly given its always outstanding conditioning. it’s a slightly old fashioned design, but it remains very relevant despite technology due to well placed greenside bunkering and lush, run impeding fairways. a really enjoyable golf course – the back 9 is particularly strong. Strongly encourage anyone going to Hobart to pack the clubs. RHGC and Tasmania would make a strong start to any south to north tasmanian golf trip finishing in Bridport. highly recommended.

2. NWABP | Rated | 15 Mar 2010 | Add A Review

Played March 2010 on a picture-perfect day early in the morning.

The practice facilities are fantastic – 2 full-size driving ranges, chipping, bunkers, putting. All really good stuff.

The course is flat and no water in play. Almost no elevation change to get you calculating – all shots play true distance. Good variety of clubs required for 2nd shots and plenty of length to make you work hard.

Very nicely presented and it is worthy of the "Royal" tag. Not overly expensive and therefore well worth a visit.

3. petergol | Rated | 02 Jan 2010 | Add A Review

Played 28 Dec 2010 and had a fantastic day. Was tossing up between RHCC and Tasmania, happy to choose RHCC in the end. A number of bunkers were still out of play due to a massive dump of rain the previous week. Fairways and greens in super condition – the greenest i have seen, particularly the fairways which were lush. An interesting layout and an easy walk. Highly recommend a visit, the club was very hospitable.

Having visited Tasmania it clearly has the benefit of a nice outlook over the water but it looks a hard walk and in nowhere near the lush condition of RHCC

4. RockinRenz | Rated | 22 Dec 2009 | Add A Review

Played December 5 2009.

Its a nice course with some interesting Par 4’s and I could see that it could have some appeal played regularly. The day we played it though pretty much all the bunkers were out of play (water filled) and some fairways were waterlogged.

Its pretty straight and is flat, a nice day out but nothing special. Half as interesting as Tasmania.

5. hacker93 | Rated | 22 Jan 2009 | Add A Review

great course in great condition, some of the bunkers seemed to be mug catchers only. Lovely fairways, greens were the best in the state. Play here first when in hobart, dont listen to people saying tasmania is better, its not unless you like dead fairways and prefered lies, I was extatic i played here the day after Tas. 2nd best course in tasmania behing barnbougle.Excellent

6. Pathegolfer | Rated | 10 Jan 2008 | Add A Review

A reasonably classic course with very fast greens and well placed bunkers. A dissapointing lack of water when playing on social tees, however a nice course to play on.

7. thechopper | Rated | 03 Apr 2007 | Add A Review

If you are on your game this is not a bad place to play. Nice greens and tight fairways with some tricky bunkering.

The weak point is the par 3 they are all fairly weak and boring.

How it got its "Royal" tag is beyond me, Tasmania GC is a much better challenge.

8. criket | Rated | 26 Feb 2005 | Add A Review

An excellent course in all respects. Hit long and accurate and you will have a good day with the clubs. Stray off line and things get a little untidy. When I played it on Feb 18th 2005 with in-laws, found the greens very fast and a little difficult to read. This however made the game more challenging and enjoyable.

Excellent clubhouse facilities for an after the game snack and drink. Would recommend it as one you must play if visiting Tassie

9. saintjoey | Rated | 25 May 2003 | Add A Review

Easy walking parkland course which is generally flat with stragetically placed traditional bunkering and great greens.

Good course management should be rewarded with a good score.

Tough opening holes No 1 & 3 both over 400m and a good variety of holes on the course. Recommend to play if you get the chance.