New South Wales, Australia
The course at Cromer Golf Club dates back more than ninety years, with Deputy Premier E.A. Buttenshaw hitting the first tee shot on 8th June 1929. Interestingly, the name of the club at that time was Dee Why Golf Links. Within three years, eighteen holes were in play.
New South Wales 2099, Australia
The course at Cromer Golf Club dates back more than ninety years, with Deputy Premier E.A. Buttenshaw hitting the first tee shot on 8th June 1929. Interestingly, the name of the club at that time was Dee Why Golf Links. Within three years, eighteen holes were in play.
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Cromer golf club isn’t a course often mentioned but definitely a hidden gem and hugely enjoyable to play. The course itself is tree lined and tight meaning accuracy is of utmost importance. Some fantastic elevated tees provide some great tee shots and dog legs make this a strategic rather than bombers course. The condition was beyond immaculate and the clubhouse is stunning. Super friendly pro shop and very good food and a well deserved drink post round. Definitely a course I would play and enjoy again
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