The course & your visit
Mannum from two sets of tees
Mannum Golf Club describes a nine-hole course with two sets of tees for an eighteen-hole round. Its club page places the course among river landscapes and tall gums, with watered fairways and greens. The linked scorecard makes the two circuits tangible: holes 1 and 10 list different distances and pars.
Sources: Our Club · Club scorecard
A return nine with a different test
The club says its two tee sets let golfers play the nine-hole layout as eighteen. On the published card, hole 1 is a 445-metre par 5 for men, while hole 10 is a 390-metre par 4. The card also shows a 119-metre par 3 at hole 4 and a 140-metre par 3 at hole 13. Those examples show how the second circuit changes the scoring test without implying that the course has eighteen separate fairways.
The club describes minimal bunkers, no water hazards and rough that rewards keeping the ball near the fairway. Its scorecard asks players to carry a sand bucket, repair divots and pitch marks, and notes out-of-bounds areas on several holes. Check the current local rules at the club before playing.
Sources: Our Club · Club scorecard
Planning a visit
The club welcomes paying visitors and groups, but its published tee-time page sets aside periods for member competitions and warns that special events can affect access. Contact the club to confirm a suitable time before travelling; the page labels its schedule as current to June 2024.
For visitors travelling with a self-contained RV or caravan, the club lists powered sites overlooking the course, water connections and an external toilet. Bookings are essential, and the accommodation page says tents and swags are not permitted.
Sources: Visitor tee times · Accommodation
Researched from the published sources linked above.