Men 475m / Par 5 This is the signature hole at Blackwood and the first of four strong finishing holes with lots risk and reward opportunities off the tee and into the green. The largest dam on the course awaits … Read More

Men 189m / Par 3 Downhill but generally played into the prevailing wind. It is important that you carry the green as a ball landing short can land on a firm downhill surface and bound through the back of the … Read More

Men 272m / Par 4 – Ladies 245m / Par 4 Uphill, short par 4 and drivable for the long hitters but danger lurks missing the fairway or green right. Not a difficult drive for average length hitters and once … Read More

Men 410m / Par 4 Uphill from the tee for around 180m to a plateau and then sharply downhill from around 230m. Long hitters can take full advantage with a drive carrying 230m – 240m and achieve another 50 – … Read More

Men 139m / Par 3 An uphill short par 3 and similar to the 8th often played into a prevailing wind. A large green is framed by bunkers short, left and right and a severe slope on the back right … Read More

Men 388m / Par 4 A slight dogleg right with large but shallow bunker on the right corner around 210m from the tee. Long hitters will want to take on a large eucalypt and the corner bunker to set up … Read More

Men 280m / Par 4 This is a typical risk/reward, straight away short par 4 drivable for the longer hitters. There is however, a deep bunker guarding the front of the green and anything missed right of the fairway or … Read More

Men 139m / Par 3 A relatively short par three but slightly uphill and often played into the prevailing wind. The green is very wide but not deep, particularly to a left pin position behind a cavernous front bunker. If … Read More

Men 451m / Par 5 What this hole lacks in length it makes up for in the demand for accuracy. A sharp dogleg left at around 200m from the tee it is rarely a hole that you can use driver. … Read More

Men 297m / Par 4 The best short par 4 on the course and a real “sleeper” for any errant tee shot. A very tight slight dogleg left fairway requires a gentle right to left tee shot with a medium … Read More