Hickey St Phone: 02 6646 6408 Fax:   02 6646 5129 The Course. Length: Members 5374 m. Ladies 5089 m Holes: 9 from 18 tees Rating: ACR 66 AWCR 69 Length of longest hole: Members 495 m Ladies 440 m  Greens grass: blue couch Hazards: winds, sandy rough Terrain: flat COURSE REVIEW Our sandy all weather course is easy to walk on for both ladies and veterans. Motorised golf carts are allowed, so making it easier still to get around the course. There is now a chance to practice sand play at the bunkers on the 8/17 and 7/16. CLUBHOUSE AMENITIES Travellers and golfers alike are invited to enjoy the air-conditioned comfort of our restaurant and clubhouse. Bar facilities plus our under cover barbecue area make a pleasant place to while away the hours. Come for lunch between 12 noon and 2.30pm or dinner from 6.00pm to 8.30pm. Sunday evening dinner is from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. Sunday club barbecues are from 12 noon until 2.00pm. WEEKLY COMPETITIONS  Tuesday: Veterans Open. Non Vets welcome. From 8.30am Wednesday: Ladies from 8.30am - 1.00pm  Saturday: Members from 8.00am - 12.30pm Sunday: Mixed from 8.30am Mon-Fri: 9 Hole Chook Run.  Visitors welcome any time. GOLF SHOP The club golf shop is available seven days a week for your golfing needs. Phone 02 6646 5262 with any inquiries. A NATURAL CLUB Having turned off the Pacific Highway about an hour's drive south of Ballina, some newcomers to the Iluka course wonder if they have taken the wrong turn because they never seem to be getting there. Before they reach the club however, they are treated to a delightful 18 kilometre drive through the Bundjalung National Park, one of the finest on the far north coast. It stretches from Iluka to Evans Head and is characterised by an abundance of flowers, wildlife, unspoiled beaches and many bush walks. In 1970 when the first Classic tournament was held, the site of the Iluka club was a sand mine. It was not until 1974 that a group of volunteers began to carve from the sand and the rubbish, what was to become the Iluka Golf Club. With the granting of land for the next nine holes, the whole course layout is under review. Trees, birdlife and animals, so much a part of the Iluka course will be retained and added to, to ensure the natural attractions remain. TOURING POINTS Enjoy the drive through the Bundjalung National Park to Iluka, an unspoiled fishing village on the northern banks of the mighty Clarence River. Although small, the village offers all you need for a relaxing holiday. Apart from the golf club and its amenities, there is a bowling club, eateries and a great choice of accommodation. And then of course there is the beach, the river, boats, fishing... We welcome all our visitors and urge them to linga longa in our little world.