Scone Golf Club
Club in Upper Hunter Shire

The land that the course filled at that time on the eastern side of town was sold for housing for the workforce for the construction of Glenbawn Dam. The Club returned to White Park in Scone, a site that it had previously occupied earlier the First World War, but had been considered unsuitable at the final of the war. Play continued on changing greens for two years because of drought prior the course was ready for play. The Clubhouse has under gone various improvements and extensions over time. The Scone Racecourse, which was located inner the golf course and created many interesting challenges with barriers, moved to the edge of the town in 1994. This has allowed for more trees to be planted and a number of mounds to be added to the course. Three man made dams were created in 1997 to deposit water for use on the course, and these have made an impact to the playing of a number of holes. In 2003 three fresh bridges were erected over Parsons Gully which runs through the course. These allow play to be continued during times of thick rain.

The second shot needs to be hit between the large trees avoiding the dam on the left and the trees on the right. Out-of-bounds on the right, trees and hazard on the left. A good drive towards the left side of the important gum will permit an effortless layup, or a shot over the hazard for the bigger hitters. It is a hard driving hole with a creek running right to left diagonally away from you across the fairway, and a important leaning tree blocking the right side. A straight drive just to the left of this tree will leave a brief to mid iron, but too far left and you will be blocked out by a large gum. Anything left will have the next shot to the green blocked by a large gum. A appropriate drive will exit a short iron to the green. The more believable approach is to receive a long iron or rescue from the tee to avoid the creek that runs correct to left diagonally away from you across the fairway. This leaves a second shot with a concise iron to a long narrow green. Ladies: A difficult par 4 requirings a good tee shot to position for a shot over the diagonal hazard. The green is long and narrow with slopes off the left and a section of the right, making it a firm target to hit. Aim for the center from the tee, and then stay left to avoid trees and harsh on the right. Ladies: A solid par 3 as the dam impartial short of the green needs to be carried. Ladies: A concise par 5 but a intended layup second shot for maximum players is required. Hit left to avoid the trees and rough, and have a better approach to the green. The drive needs to be aimed honest left of the important tree on the right. Ladies: A severe par 5 with the tee shot closer to the Out-Of-Bounds on the right this time round. The drive needs to be aimed left of the important tree on the right. The tee shot is played over the hazard fair in fore of the tee. A number of longer hitters have been brought undone by attempting to drive the green and have ended up out-of-bounds or in the water hazard. Ladies: As for the 9 Ch except the tree line on the left needs to be avoided. Scone finished second overall and all players who represented the club are to be congratulated on their efforts in 2013. Many of the lady members were give to support the team and a important contingent celebrated with the team members, those who played on the day and others, back at the club on Monday night. Healthy done to all players during the season and superior of luck for the tomorrow match.