Golf NSW believes Tuross Head Country Club offers one of the most scenic nine hole golf courses on the South Coast. The double tees provide an exciting 18 holes of golf. Relax and enjoy the facilities with gorgeous views of the mountains, lake and sea.
Adding to the accolade Golfing Australia offers that NSW South Coast, between Mollymook and Eden, has a reputation as one of Australia’s best golfing destinations with picture-postcard scenery, a wealth of off-course activities as well as great food and wine have golfers, and non-golfers, heading back for more.
There is no doubt that golf in the Eurobodalla comes with the distraction of incredible scenery and its varieties of wildlife. Each course has its own unique characteristics offering stunning views of our coastline and mountain ranges.
Golfers come from far and wide to play here in the various tournaments held over the course of each year and golfing holidays on the South Coast are becoming more and more popular.
Tuross Head Country Club golf course now listed in Australia’s top 25
The Tuross Head Country Club course has been rated one of the best in Australia.
After an inspection of the club by a judging group from Australia’s major golf magazine publication, the course has been included in the top 25.
The selection criteria states they were looking for golf courses that stood apart from others, provided a mixture of entertainment value, scenery, course conditioning, and venues that could be played many times without losing their attraction.
Members, staff and management can take much of the credit for this rating at Tuross Head, due to continued improvements to the course under the direction of course superintendent Tim Watson and his ground crew and assisted by volunteer workers from the golfing sub clubs.
Recent improvements include installation of concrete pathways, flower beds on golf tee areas, coloured distance markers, and drainage on the well maintained fairways and greens.
A Tuross Head veteran golfers competition was being played when the inspection took place and featured in a drone video that was published on iseekgolf.com, Australia’s main website for everything golf.
