Red Mountain Golf Club

Some of the distinctive features across the Red Mountain Golf Course includes rugged rock cliffs and canyons, creating a truly idyllic landscape. Native jungle vegetation is a recurring theme across the stunning golf course here, meaning successful course management is imperative. Scars from the natural landscape remain and have been incorporated into the course from the tin mine era, creating a stunningly natural golfing experience. With water coming into play on several holes as well as strategically placed bunkers, this golf course demands excellent course management and skilful play throughout. However conveniently for the more skilled player, this fantastic course is home to a couple of long par 4s for the ‘long hitters’ and a few shorter par 4s that give the opportunity to score a birdie.

A signature hole on the Red Mountain Golf Course for many includes the par-3 17th. This hole is widely considered to be the most demanding on the course due to a 50 metre drop to the green. The shot across the green demands extreme accuracy as the green is lined by trees and dense greenery either side. Another example of a signature hole includes the par-5 2nd hole in which players must place the emphasis on accuracy in their shot as opposed to length in order to shoot through a narrow fairway, doglegged to the right, to a hidden green. A narrow shot is also demanded on the short par-4 8th hole, where golfers must shoot across the fairway with two large water hazards lying either side.