1. Brettles86 | Rated | 23 Jul 2006 | Add A Review

I had a wonderful time playing on banora. The course was in perfect condition and the layout was challenging whilst still being fair to social players. The greens rolled true and the fairways where maybe the best ive seen. book your tee time at banora as soon as you can, you wont be dissapointed.

2. GlenW | Rated | 07 Jun 2006 | Add A Review

I enjoyed this course very much. The course was in good condition. The fairways and bunkers were easy to hit from the only problem to me was the hardness of the greens.

It was hard to stop the ball on the greens without the ball running through the back. Very quick to putt on.

I would recommend this course to anyone looking to have a quiet and relaxing afternoon. With the course mainly flat it is easy to walk.

3. cjlynch | Rated | 02 Nov 2005 | Add A Review

From the moment you drive into the car park the Banora Golf Club oozes quality.

Not just the course but the entire property is a joy to walk on.

The course has the classic layout, 4, 3 pars, 4, 5 pars and 10, 4 par holes laid out as equal nine holes.

Whats so good about it ?

The faiways and tees are 328 couch, the greens appear a mixture of 328 and bent, there are no bad lies anywhere.

The par 3's are well designed, great visually looking from the tees and are exciting to play.

The course is a flat as you could make it, but no way ever boring. Every hole is different than the rest. The tee grounds are elevated, unbelievably large and perfectly flat.

The greens are elevated, large with minimal borrow, each one being of unique design and a golf scaping gem.

There is water on the course, but it is not all that penalising. There's heaps bunkers and trees that make the course interesting and keep your imagination active as to how you would like to play the hole.

Great way to spend 3 hours!!