1. tigertee | Rated | 30 Oct 2007 | Add A Review

It is well worth the effort getting on this course and you will benefit if you have a long tee shot in your bag. Greens were consistent and true, not the quickest but very receptive to attack the pin. Lots of testing golf but not over the top so you can relax and enjoy.

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

This was a very good course to play. Is long but reasonably forgiving. If you can't drive over 200-230m you will struggle! I think there is much better value on the coast at $160 a round!

3. shortgames | Rated | 02 May 2005 | Add A Review

Take out your driver, hit it hard and straight, pull it out and hit it again!

8,9,10,11 should have their own postcode - they are big enough.

This is a great course worth playing if you get the chance. When the wind gets up in the afternoon you will really have every facet of your game tested.

It's still a resort course so accuracy is not at a premium. Length on the other hand is vital.

Plenty of spectacular holes, great greens and immaculate facilities. The 18th hole is one of the best finishing holes in QLD. Get your scoring done on the front nine as the back nine doesn't give anything away.

4. andrew14966 | Rated | 19 Jul 2003 | Add A Review

One of the longest courses I have ever played, especially from the back tees.

During your round you'll experience many different shots as the course challenges every part of your game.

The course does often play soft, so remember to fly the ball to the flag where possible.

5. rogerhammond | Rated | 02 Feb 2003 | Add A Review

There is no doubt why they call this The Pines. Very interesting 1st hole...you'd swear it's a VW burial ground with all those mounds!

Worth the price!

The drinks cart was also a treat. Our playing partner managed to land his ball in it!