Twin Creeks

21^st

Another quality layout from the design studio of Graham Marsh, Twin Creeks Golf & Country Club is a private member course within a rural residential development...

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Mollymook (Hilltop)

22^nd

The 18-hole Hilltop course at Mollymook Golf Club is a tough test – carved from native bush with water in play at nearly half the holes – and it’s complemented by a short 9-hole course overlooking Mollymook Beach.

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Macquarie Links

23^rd

Macquarie Links is marketed as an Australian version of a Scottish links but, in truth, the only design aspect that comes close to matching a Caledonian seaside course is the quality of the sand traps...

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Killara

24^th

Founded in 1899 as The Lindfield Golf and Recreation Club, Killara Golf Club started out with a makeshift 9-hole course. Additional land purchased down the years then helped fashion the 18-hole course now operating within 125 acres of prime parkland.

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Castle Hill

25^th

The Castle Hill Country Club lies in the northwest Sydney suburb of Baulkham Hills and the 18-hole layout here is a high calibre private member's course...

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Yarrawonga Mulwala (Murray)

26^th

One of two impressive 18-hole layouts at the 45-hole Yarrawonga Mulwala Golf Club Resort, the Murray course lies to the west of a sprawling 500-acre residential property, next to the flowing waters of the Murray River.

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Kooindah Waters

27^th

Opened in 2008, the Investa Property Group’s resort course at Kooindah Waters Golf Club is located near Lake Tuggerah and the layout is marketed as a central component of an ambitious residential development.

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Cobram Barooga (Old)

28^th

Located north of Melbourne on the Murray River, Cobram Barooga Golf Club is a 36-hole operation featuring the Old course and newer West course. The club offers extensive stay and play packages for visiting golfers using the on-site facilities.

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Duntryleague

29^th

Eric Apperly designed the course at Duntryleague Golf Club in the mid-1930s when the property was acquired from the local diocese of the Catholic Church. The original manor house still serves as the clubhouse, complete with rooms used for guest accommodation.

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Monash

30^th

Laid out within a bushland setting in the hills above Narrabeen, the course at Monash Country Club is named after Sir John Monash, a famous military commander in World War I, and it has recently been renovated by Bob Harrison and James Wilcher.

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