Tallwoods Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course nestled amongst the dramatic coastline of the Manning Valley in New South Wales.

Tom Ramsey, renowned golf writer, and judge on US Golf Magazine's 'Top 100 courses in the world' said of Tallwoods, "a short drive from the glorious beaches of Forster on the New South Wales holiday coast is a fine championship course weaving through the residential development. It is an interesting design which fits well into the terrain with stunning views from the higher tees."

At Tallwoods players can experience a round of golf which, in the words of Tom Ramsey, involves "A collection of holes that are challenging and stimulating - all difficult but not impossible, always exciting and always individual."

The course was designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan, winner of the 2002 Donald A Rossi award by the Golf Course Builders Association of America and Golf World Magazine's 'Architect of the year' in 1997.

Tallwoods Country Club, with its par 72 walk or cart championship golf course and peaceful natural setting, is the perfect venue for a relaxing round of golf and the clubhouse offers bar and dining options as well as a catered function venue.

Course Architect

Dr. Michael Hurdzan