1. sandplay | Rated | 18 Mar 2008 | Add A Review

An excellent golf course that offers a steady test in all conditions.

While certainly not a long course there is a premium placed on straight driving from the tee. The penalty for failing this is often a strike out-of bounds or into water hazards.

The greens have a tendency to be soft and generally play medium-slow. This can be a double-edged sword where a player can shoot directly at the pin but will have work cut-out finding range on the longer putts.

Being a clay-belt course the sand is not naturally occurring and so bunkers can play inconsistently and are probably a weakness.

Water is brought into consideration on a number of holes given the Yarra River meanders through the layout. This brings with it an abundance of native birdlife add a terrific element to the general course setting.

Quality short game practice facilities. Range facilities in serious need of improvement (planned to occur shortly).

Arguably the best course off the sandbelt.

2. tigertee | Rated | 11 Apr 2004 | Add A Review

Have driven past this course for 15 years going to work, wondering what it is like, even seeing it go under several meters of water when the Yarra flooded many years ago. Got to play it in a Pro-AM and it is fantastic, no wonder it has an impossible waiting list. Has all the necessary elements for a good test of golf, greens and bunkers are A1. Looking forward to the next round.