Welcome to Eastlake Golf Club
Rising quickly through the ranks as one of the best public access courses in Australia by virtue of continual design improvements and outstanding playing surfaces. This unique sand-based strip of land, with tight Kikuyu fairways ensure excellent drainage and all year-round playability.
Open to members & the public, Eastlake will ignite your passion at all levels of play.
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The mounds on the front of the 11th and 13th tee were cleaned and seeded today , the remaining mounds have been sprayed with weed killer and will be cleaned and seeded over the next week . The turf on tees 1,11 and 13 has started to take after 6 days which is a welcome relief
Thanks Nathan. The tees and surrounds are looking great. Can I make a request. Can you start to give us predictions on when they will all come back into play ie 11th tee is looking solid and if all goes well will be back in play in four weeks!
Great work nathan and team ....second to none ....keep up the fantastic work ....i look forward to playing
New tees 3,4,10,12,15,16 and 17 are receiving a heavy dusting of sand today followed by another fertiliser application on Thursday , just a reminder these are still not ready for play so please reframe from using them until they are ready for play
By the time I do restart playing I wan't recognize the course.
Final piece of the the tee puzzle today with the turf being delivered and laid for the 1st, 11th and 13th tees . The fescue surrounds mounds were also seeded and the new walk ways to 11 and 13 turfed . Credit to Dad’n’Daves turf farm at Windsor for pulling this together . They were 13m under water 2 weeks ago in the floods .
Looks great nathan ....retaining wall looks a treat as well
Few aerial shots of the pine tree removal on the 14th hole , not only will it look great once the area matures it will be great for the future of the Protected Sensitive ESBS area
Looks great team... I’m keen to see exactly how far left I can drag one before it’s really unplayable... I relied on the pines saving me most weeks... I’ll also be interested to see how the ground recovers and is populated by natives... in my experience the ground below established pines is really difficult to grow anything in and takes a good deal of cultivation and fertilisers to allow it to open up and promote growth for anything... but as always I expect our amazing team is ahead of the game and has it all sorted...
A few before and after shots of the 14th hole with the 15 pine trees removed from the border of the Sensitive native area
Contact Us
65 Gardeners Rd,
Daceyville NSW 2032
PO Box 176 Kingsford 2032
operations@eastlakegolfclub.com.au
(02) 9663 1374
(02) 9662 6453