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Postby Tricky71 on Sat Apr 19, 2008 5:20 pm

I need to get out and start playing again (nearly 2 years since I last played), Brisbane seems to have the right climate so where's best to go and whats membership like?

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We are looking to move to Wellington Point/Alexander Hills/Birkdale areas.
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Re: GOLF

Postby Dave on Sat Apr 19, 2008 10:41 pm

Tricky71 wrote:I need to get out and start playing again (nearly 2 years since I last played), Brisbane seems to have the right climate so where's best to go and whats membership like?

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We are looking to move to Wellington Point/Alexander Hills/Birkdale areas.


Not a golf player myslef but I think we have a golf course near by here (Wellington point/Birkdale).
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Postby Westham5096 on Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:56 pm

What is it they say GOLF is a good walk wasted. :lol: :lol: :lol: I only say that because i really cant play for nuts. :oops:
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Postby Sir_Trev on Sun Apr 20, 2008 12:10 am

Birkdale is a public course and a goat track..

Wynnum is a decent course and not very long and close by.. Probably a good one for a 24 handicapper if your looking to join somewhere..

Redland Bay is also not a bad course and isn't to far away.

A bit further away after that is Riverlakes and Carbrook.. Both decent courses as well..

Yell out if your after someone to have a game with !!
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Postby Dave on Sun Apr 20, 2008 12:45 am

Sir_Trev wrote:Birkdale is a public course and a goat track..

Wynnum is a decent course and not very long and close by.. Probably a good one for a 24 handicapper if your looking to join somewhere..

Redland Bay is also not a bad course and isn't to far away.

A bit further away after that is Riverlakes and Carbrook.. Both decent courses as well..

Yell out if your after someone to have a game with !!


You based in Redlands Trev?
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Postby Sir_Trev on Sun Apr 20, 2008 12:57 am

No, i am over at Forest Lake.. I just play golf all over the place with work.

Some of my favourite surburban courses are over that way..
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Postby Tricky71 on Tue Apr 22, 2008 2:38 am

Sir_Trev wrote:Birkdale is a public course and a goat track..

Wynnum is a decent course and not very long and close by.. Probably a good one for a 24 handicapper if your looking to join somewhere..

Redland Bay is also not a bad course and isn't to far away.

A bit further away after that is Riverlakes and Carbrook.. Both decent courses as well..

Yell out if your after someone to have a game with !!



I will have to take you up on that offer.....as I said, 2 years. Need to get down the range and warm up the BOOM stick!
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Postby Zane on Tue Apr 22, 2008 9:15 am

I've only played golf while sinking piss, starts off as golf then by hole 6 im doing more drinking then hitting the ball.
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Postby Davros on Tue Apr 22, 2008 2:27 pm

Tricky71 wrote:I need to get out and start playing again (nearly 2 years since I last played), Brisbane seems to have the right climate so where's best to go and whats membership like?

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We are looking to move to Wellington Point/Alexander Hills/Birkdale areas.


I don't know the courses in that area too well but Sir Trev seems to have that covered.

If just looking to play some courses, St Lucia and Victoria Park are the 2 public courses in Brissie. Both bit hilly. North side courses I know most about but probably too far from where you will be. But if looking for a nice course this side, Keperra is good. North Lakes for a challenge plus bit more expensive.
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Postby Sir_Trev on Tue Apr 22, 2008 7:37 pm

Yes Keperra is nice, haven't played Northlakes, always something on so i can't make it, this year the Hammers were on the night before and i chose to stay up all night watching the football and passed on Northlakes... It was the day after the 2nd Chelsea game, i was seriously questioning my decision 20 minutes into that game...
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Postby norven munky on Sat Apr 26, 2008 5:26 pm

How long since you played Birkdale/Howeston Trev? It is one of the best value courses about and for what it costs it is very decent imho.

Brisbane has lots of options and green fees tend to range these days from $25-$35 unless you play at one of the swanky courses like North Lakes or down the Gold Coast somewhere.

Annual memberships run $700-$1250, most have a joining fee on top of that.

I play a lot and will have a game with you any time (when you get here).

I'm the secretary for the social golf club at work and we have a lot of outsiders as members. www.landsgolf.blogspot.com $50 a year includes a polo shirt, $25 for each game. Prizes are modest but it's a cheap way of playing in comps..pretty laid back, drink piss during the game etc. Only trouble is games are mid week thursday and friday arvos mainly. No weekend games.
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Postby Sir_Trev on Fri May 16, 2008 8:08 pm

norven munky wrote:How long since you played Birkdale/Howeston Trev? It is one of the best value courses about and for what it costs it is very decent imho.

Brisbane has lots of options and green fees tend to range these days from $25-$35 unless you play at one of the swanky courses like North Lakes or down the Gold Coast somewhere.

Annual memberships run $700-$1250, most have a joining fee on top of that.

I play a lot and will have a game with you any time (when you get here).

I'm the secretary for the social golf club at work and we have a lot of outsiders as members. www.landsgolf.blogspot.com $50 a year includes a polo shirt, $25 for each game. Prizes are modest but it's a cheap way of playing in comps..pretty laid back, drink piss during the game etc. Only trouble is games are mid week thursday and friday arvos mainly. No weekend games.


To be honest it's a lot of years since i have been to Birkdale. We tend to avoid Birkdale, St Lucia, Ashgrove and the like.. It would have wanted to improved in a big way to rate.
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