Mollymook Golf Club Hilltop Course

With 18 holes surrounded by expansive bushland views, the course is ideally situated to hear the sound of the waves lapping against the pristine Mollymook Beach. With winding fairways and undulating greens, the hilltops provide a stern test for any golfer, yet no matter what the conditions of the game, walks and tranquillity can be enjoyed, along with an abundance of native flora and fauna.

The fairways are challenging in terms of accuracy and distance. The greens are also challenging as they are large and undulating. There may still be plenty of golf to be played once you step onto the putting surfaces. Designed in 1977, the course features water challenges from creeks and dams as well as moderate bunkering.

Feature holes on this narrow, tree-lined hilltop fairway include the 324-metre 7th, which curves left from a creek that crosses the fairway, and the 178-metre 9th, which takes the outer half back to the modest clubhouse facility. On the back nine, two par 3s (the 178-metre 12th and 172-metre 17th) come with creeks, although only poorly hit tee shots will get wet here.