Course Overview

Enjoy the beautiful golf course of Yarrambat Park Golf Course.

Our [9 / 18] hole golf course will take you [course description]. The golf course is meticulously maintained all year round and features lush greens and fairways, and enough roughs and hazards to challenge golfers.

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned veteran, check out our hole-by-hole golf course guide. Let our PGA-qualified golf professional, give you the inside scoop on the best way to play each hole.

  • Hole 1

    The 1st is a welcoming opening hole that showcases the green and surrounding parkland from the tee. Generous in width, the fairway offers a forgiving start, accommodating even slightly wayward drives. A fairway bunker sits 200 metres down the left, while a large greenside bunker guards the approach.

    The green slopes subtly from front to back, with a mounded rear that can help gather longer shots. However, a false front on the right will catch any approach that comes up short, demanding a well-judged finish to your first hole.

    Tee Approach

    Men

    Par 4
    Meters 346

    Women

    Par 4
    Meters 290

    Playing Tips

    Hole Overview
    The opening hole at Yarrambat Park Golf Course sets the tone for your round, with sweeping views across the surrounding parkland and natural landscape. A generous fairway provides a welcoming start, offering ample width off the tee for a confident opening drive.

    A fairway bunker sits 195 metres down the left-hand side, ready to catch any pulled or mishit tee shots. From there, approach play demands control, the green slopes from front to back and is well protected by a large bunker guarding the front-left edge.

    An enjoyable and forgiving opener on the surface, this hole still rewards thoughtful shot placement as you ease into your round.

    Playing Tips
    Favour the right-hand side of the fairway from the tee to open up the best angle into the green while taking the fairway bunker out of play.

    On approach, be mindful of the green’s front-to-back slope and subtle false front, anything landing short or in the front section risks rolling back off the surface. Take enough club to carry the ball beyond the front quarter of the green for your best chance at holding it.

    Once on the green, stay alert. Putts from above the hole are deceptively quick and will break from right to left, demanding a soft touch and confident read.