The course is famous for its dramatic elevation changes, coastal ridges, and steep valleys. Because of its island setting, wind is a constant factor, making it one of the most challenging courses in Australia.

The Layout: The course is designed as two 9-hole loops that return to the clubhouse. The front nine winds through the island’s central valley, while the back nine is set along a high "razorback" ridge with panoramic views of the Coral Sea.

Signature Hole (14th): Known as the "Valley of Death," this par 3 requires a precise shot across a deep, vegetation-filled chasm to a green perched on a cliffside.

Technical Specs: The course uses TifEagle Bermuda grass on the greens and Greenlees Park Couch on the fairways, both chosen for their ability to thrive in a tropical maritime environment.