Dunedin Golf Club

The course was in good condition

I would play it again..

Lots of signs of dry weather. Lost balls in the fairways because of dead leaves. Some water hazards in play. Sand was firm and easy to escape. I left with the impression that the greens averaged on the small side and were somewhat slower than other courses we have played on this trip.

The course will be shutting down at the end of the month for a year to do major renovations, so this review is somewhat difficult. As it was, the course has very good bones. Fun layout. The greens were very good, the fairways were playable, tee boxes ok. The only bad outcome was a five hour 10 minute round. The course was overbooked. I will say if they do indeed redo the course as planned, I will be very anxious to replay it, it’s got that much to look forward to. It could easily get 5 stars if done right!

Challenging course to play but it is a real treat to play.

The course was good value for money but needs a little work. The wet weather has made it a little soggy in places and the greens were slow. I hear that the course has been purchased by the municipality and will be closed this summer for a renovation. I look forward to playing the course after the Reno.

Interesting and well laid out course with a sense of history/maturity. The course is in good condition. I understand there is a major refurb in March. It should be fantastic after that.

I have visited Dunedin 3 times in the last 2 years and have played at Dunedin GC twice each visit, 6 times total. I love this course. Not too long, not too tight, always in great condition. Nice balance of easier, moderate and harder holes. Most greens are well protected by numerous bunkers but reward good shots.