Gosnells quite often draws comparisons with the courses of the Melbourne Sandbelt, which were undoubtedly the inspiration for the Graham Marsh’s redesign here in the mid-1990s.

The course generally plays firm and fast, the bunkering is plentiful, the putting surfaces roll wonderfully smooth and the lies well into the rough can be on sparse sandy ground beneath the trees. And, most importantly, the design asks plenty of questions of your game from tee-to-green.