1. 2Brag | Rated | 23 Mar 2008 | Add A Review

Well when reading the reviews during the week leading up to playing this coarse, I was unsure what to expect when people were talking about the bunkers that aren’t bunkers but I soon understood.

The main point that stands out to me is the greens and how true they played.

Only played the back 9 but will certainly be back to play the full 18

2. Lena | Rated | 17 Jan 2008 | Add A Review

One of the best course that i have played at great variety and some hole are a bit of a challenge other are simple. Last time that I played there they had the sprinklers on one of the holes so that was fun trying to hit without getting wet, we weren’t very successful

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

This is a well kept course and is very tight. If you go off the fairway, you will be in trees and standing on sand and your ball will be in the sand (even though you are not in a bunker). Great greens, just lacks elevation changes. Worth playing.

4. browniejr | Rated | 25 Mar 2006 | Add A Review

I would have to agree. Bribe is one of the better course in the Sushine Coast region. I have played there many times and although i know the course pretty well it still provides a fun challenge in keeping it straight down the middle with interesting hole placement. I love it and definately reccomend it to others.

5. NAGA | Rated | 04 Nov 2003 | Add A Review

Having played it for the first time it is easy to see why Bribie consistantly ranks inside the top 100 Aussie courses.

I have recently played on resort courses who charged over $60 and the quality of their fairways and greens do not even come close to the quality of Bribie and all for $26. The tree lined fairways call for accruacy off the tee but wayward shots are usually found in the sand based hazards amongst the trees. The fairways were lush and offered great lies everytime. The greens were easily the best I have putted on this year and some well placed pin positions made them challenging. The club house is the icing on the cake with it being a great spot to watch ppeople make the same mistakes you have just made at the great finishing hole. I'll never pass up a game there again when offered.

6. endzaz | Rated | 14 Feb 2003 | Add A Review

Bribie Island would have to be one of those course that offer all golfers a rewarding experience. A sand based course that is well maintained and grassed, with greens that are a pleasure to putt on. The open well grassed fairways are lined with a mixture of soft sand and trees that seem to capture any wayward shots, and make a good recovery shot a seemingly impossible task. The greens seem to drum as you hit your approach onto them and have enough give to reward the high approach shot. The true putting surface offers a reward to those brave enough to challenge the hole placement. I have found this to be a course that is challenging without being to punishing. Although the trees and the sand do offer the chance to drop a shot the lack of water means that you won't do too many balls.