Golf Course Portfolio

With the hillside Clubhouse acting as the central “landmark” for the site, Graham Marsh and his team have planned the golf course to play as two returning nines - the front nine playing out and back to the east and south of the site alongside Anvil Creek, and the back nine playing initially to the west and then looping back towards the northern corner of the site before returning home to the south up a broad valley to the Clubhouse. Dynamic bunkering, creek views, mature vegetation and dramatic fairway shapes will set the scene and quickly reveal the true qualities of this golf course. Each ‘nine’ has a special character of it’s own and every hole will provide new and different experiences. Playing through dramatic landforms, along the fringes of creeks, through copses of remnant eucalypt and casuarina forests, beside vineyards and surrounded by rural views, it will not be possible to forget the intrigue and charm of the majestic Australian landscape that will such an integral part of a round of golf at Anvil Creek.

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Cottesloe Golf Club is a private golf club situated on the stunning west coast of Australia. The 18 hole course rates highly among the top golf courses of Australia and is one of the most popular 18-hole golf courses in the whole of Perth. "Graham Marsh has done a fair bit of remodelling work and this is only making the course better with distinctive bunkering framing many of the holes and providing visual appeal where it was lacking previously"

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Emerald Lakes Golf Club – Home of the Australian Masters Invitational, offers a challenge for golfers of all levels. The par 72 championship golf course, offers generous greens, wide fairways and a multitude of pristine lakes. With each hole having its own challenge, Emerald Lakes will surely make your playing experience interesting and unique.

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It is a fitting tribute to the Eynesbury Township that the golf course is centred on the classic homestead that represents so much of Australia's pastoral history. On a property that was suited to that industry far more than golf, we have endeavoured to create a golfing experience that represents rural Australia, yet at the same time will rival and complement the great golfing qualities of the world famous sand belt courses and those of the Mornington Peninsula.

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"A very challenging 18 holes with many traps waiting the errent shot. Redesigned by Graham Marsh and his team, the course has had many changes to the layout over the last 14 years. All of these changes has made the course a great test of golf off the back markers

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Named after an indigenous frog and nestled amongst stately 300 year old River Red Gums with uninterrupted views to the magnificent Great Dividing Range

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Surrounded by natural bushland, the course is 6,187 metres from the back tees, with four par threes, ten par fours and four par five holes. It offers challenges and rewards for players of all standards, who also enjoy the abundance of wildlife and the international standard of the course.

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Proposed 36 Hole Golf Course Development

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A desert golf course

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All 18 holes provide spectacular ocean view. The beautiful Kingfisher birds, a symbol of good luck, fly over the course to welcome your visit

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A course that tames big hitters with its undulating fairways and strategically located bunkers and trees

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A general access, cart-only resort style club. Caters to all levels of golfers, but will provide a stern test for those in a competitive frame of mind. The course features Australia's first TifEagle greens, ensuring a consistent putting surface

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The first hole is recognised as one of the world's most challenging opening holes. Water runs the length of the hole on the left and the world famous Bamboo Curtain forms a barrier to the right

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The golf course offers a combination of sweeping fairways, snaking creeks, six lakes, narrow undulating greens and 94 bunkers. The setting is quite idyllic, with the course squatting in the forest-clad foothills of the sharply-rising, heavily-forested Great Dividing Range to the west, while in the opposite direction the Coral Sea laps beautiful Clifton Beach

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Carved out of 65 hectares of native woodlands, with fairways lined by towering gum trees, this unique layout is unlike any resort course on the Gold Coast. Possessing maturity well beyond its years, Robina Woods has rapidly developed a reputation as one of Queensland’s best-loved resort courses. Consistently ranked in the top 30 resort courses in the country, Robina Woods is a 6078 meter, 18 hole, Par 71 championship golf course (Aust Course Rating 72). The rolling fairways, manicured greens, and towering eucalyptus are strikingly beautiful and blend harmoniously with the surrounding residential development. A natural water-course featuring lakes, ponds, creeks and native wildlife completes a rare golf course environment.

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Built new 9 hole course, which is known as the West Course. Resort offers 3 Championship Golf Course combinations with undulating terrain, magnifiicent greens and tight fairways that demand respect. The Resort's courses have and will continue to inspire, motivate and challenge the very best in golfers

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The course has many glimpses of the sparkling Indian Ocean in the foreground, with possibly the best holes located on the front nine with the par four fourth hole an absolute beauty hitting down over local tee tree into an ample fairway then firing up to a large green

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Shandon is noted for superb greens, treelined fairways and immaculate presentation

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Currently has 2,100 members. Water dragons can be seen sunning themselves on the banks of the water catchment areas and members have their favourite turtles, which come up to be fed

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Terrey Hills has conjured up visions of the awesome beauty of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Today bush blends with landscaped gardens in a sought after semi-rural village home to a golf course recognised as one of the leading championship courses in Australia

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All 18 fairways enjoy dramatic views making it one of the most spectacular cliff top ocean golf courses in the World. This will be the first 18 hole course in the region. 9 holes are open for limited play. Second 9 holes still under construction

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2 x 18 hole courses, Ellenbrook and The Lakes

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One of the finest championship courses in the state

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Graham Marsh once said "golf's about an experience, to be with your friends and have a challenge". This is definitely a course that you'd approach more confidently with the benefit of a practice round under your belt, but despite its newness, the design here at Twin Creeks definitely qualifies as an enjoyable challenge

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With the hillside Clubhouse acting as the central “landmark” for the site, Graham Marsh and his team have planned the golf course to play as two returning nines - the front nine playing out and back to the east and south of the site alongside Anvil Creek, and the back nine playing initially to the west and then looping back towards the northern corner of the site before returning home to the south up a broad valley to the Clubhouse. Dynamic bunkering, creek views, mature vegetation and dramatic fairway shapes will set the scene and quickly reveal the true qualities of this golf course. Each ‘nine’ has a special character of it’s own and every hole will provide new and different experiences. Playing through dramatic landforms, along the fringes of creeks, through copses of remnant eucalypt and casuarina forests, beside vineyards and surrounded by rural views, it will not be possible to forget the intrigue and charm of the majestic Australian landscape that will such an integral part of a round of golf at Anvil Creek.

Graham Marsh Golf Course Architects

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It is a fitting tribute to the Eynesbury Township that the golf course is centred on the classic homestead that represents so much of Australia's pastoral history. On a property that was suited to that industry far more than golf, we have endeavoured to create a golfing experience that represents rural Australia, yet at the same time will rival and complement the great golfing qualities of the world famous sand belt courses and those of the Mornington Peninsula.

Graham Marsh Golf Course Design

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