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	Par 3 Pitch and Putt is a Located in the beautiful and quiet surrounds of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, which creates a brilliant backdrop for your golfing experience.


	18 holes

Tees are made from the latest technology synthetic mats to simulate hitting from a fairway. The average hole length is 55.5 meters with the longest hole being 83 and the shortest 38 meters. The greens are a 328 Couch (that is most commonly used in Queensland resort courses). The reason that Par3 uses this type of grass is due to very little shelter from sunlight. All 18 holes are lit in a way that illuminates the course and reduces glare - the light poles are placed in strategic positions as not to interfere with play and reduce shadows on the green. The course is a traditional links style which is often seen in Britain and surrounding areas due to their climate. The course is very challenging to all types of golfers. In Ireland there are over 500 similar courses all measuring under 1000m total. A great feature of the design of Par3 is the excellent course drainage. Located on top of a hill and an extensive drainage network mean the course is open to play all year round, no matter what the weather conditions.

Rules of Play

All players must use the tee mats provided.
Proceed to play only when green is clear of all players.
The black and white stakes surrounding the course defines "Out of Bounds" - penalty - 1 stroke.
Players must not proceed beyond the areas marked "Out of Bounds" for safety.
A ball coming to rest on the wrong green may be dropped clear "without penalty".
A ball coming to rest in the landscaped areas may be dropped clear "without penalty".
A ball hitting a light pole may be replayed"without penalty".
If a light pole is between your ball and the hole, place the ball 2-club lengths away no nearer to the hole.
Do not stand in front of any person playing a stroke or shot.
Slow play is discouraged for the enjoyment of all patrons.

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