Formerly known as Windsor Park and founded during World War II in the 1940s, this course initially featured a 12-hole layout. By 1948, it expanded to a full 18 holes and underwent a redesign by renowned course architect Robert Grimsdell in 1952. In April 2012, in honour of its 60th anniversary, Bushwillow underwent a modest renovation, altering the layout slightly and introducing new green complexes. Today, it stands as an exceptional 18-hole picturesque and well-maintained course, adorned with trees and offering a scenic backdrop. Despite its relatively short distance from tee to green and meticulous maintenance, the course presents a formidable challenge thanks to its strategic placement of large trees along every fairway, catering to players of all skill levels.

Even if your performance is not at its peak, as noted by one Randpark member, strolling through this course is a pleasant experience, with each hole offering a unique set of challenges.