Summerland Way, Kyogle Phone: 02 6632 1130 Fax:   02 6632 2667 The Course. Length: Members 5583 m. ladies 5134 m Holes: 9 from 18 tees Par: Members 70 ladies 73 Rating: AGU 68 AWCR 70 Length of longest hole: 522 metres Greens grass: 328  Hazards: trees, lagoons, out of bounds COURSE REVIEW Our small course keeps players on their mettle because the hazards occur frequently. The club has recently finished converting the greens from bent to 328. Kyogle, lying at the heart of Summerland, is not only special for the fact that it is the gateway to the rainforest, but also because with its wide tree lined fairways, it has one of the prettiest golf courses in the Northern Rivers District. Kyogle's flat terrain, characterised by well kept fairways, offers plenty to test even the best of experienced golfers. Out of bounds areas along the railway.line are also traps for new players and the long holes with low pars are a challenge to long hitters, too. The greens are the subject of praise from visitors. ClUBHOUSE AMENITIES The clubhouse is spacious and modern, offering comfortable surroundings in which to relax after a good round. For those who want to/make a day of it, meals are available on Friday and Saturday nights. WEEKLY COMPETITIONS/MAJOR EVENTS Men play every Saturday of the year, and on the first and third Thursday of each month, Veterans host an 18 hole stableford event. This competition is also open to non-Veterans. Ladies play each Wednesday and hold their annual Open Day in May ,and a charity day in September. The Summerland Teams day is held each April. Teams from all over the Northern Rivers District take part in this stroke event. Teams of five are required with the best four scores taken. The Brown and Hurley Group of companies sponsor the Brown and Hurley Charity Days, a two day event in the second week of November. These events attract players from far afield including Victoria and Queensland, and substantial amounts are raised for various local charities.