Course

We know you will enjoy Links Shell Cove golf, feel free to take a tour of any of the holes below and we will see you soon.

494m 

450m 

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421m 

387m 

162m 

129m 

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129m 

105m 

169m 

141m 

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131m 

97m 

332m 

318m 

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283m 

212m 

215m 

215m 

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215m 

169m 

153m 

153m 

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123m 

91m 

327m 

297m 

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282m 

236m 

440m 

440m 

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427m 

367m 

315m 

315m 

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288m 

220m 

416m 

416m 

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416m 

236m 

136m 

136m 

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116m 

100m 

374m 

329m 

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274m 

249m 

356m 

318m 

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318m 

279m 

208m 

165m 

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137m 

120m 

271m 

271m 

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239m 

210m 

376m 

348m 

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312m 

291m 

494m 

470m 

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436m 

378m 

416m 

416m 

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410m 

347m 

QUARRY

Our hardest course derives its name from the hard basalt extracted from the Bass Point quarry that shares a border with the golf course. Operated by Hanson’s as part of the Heidelberg cement group and has been part of the local community since 1880. The team at the quarry has and continues to be a strong supporter of The Links Shell Cove.

BRICKYARD

As bricks are used as foundations for any strong building, the bricks at The Links Shell Cove are used as a symbol of recognition to those foundation members from the original Shellharbour Golf Club. The brickyard course is used for the majority of our men’s competitions.

STEELWORKS

Our most popular course for play, The Steelworks tees are used as a symbol to recognise the steel industry and its influence in Wollongong and the greater Illawarra. Many of our members have a personal connection with this industry as employment at the steelworks was a backbone for their families’ settlement in the Illawarra.

RAILYARD

The Railyard course is a symbol to the proximity of our course to the now closed “Dunmore Station”. The original sign work from the station can be found situated around the course. This course is also used for the majority of our women’s competitions