Local Rules
Course boundaries
Course boundary fences and white stakes with black tops define out of bounds; the first tee and car park are out of bounds while playing hole 9.
Marked penalty areas
Red or yellow stakes or markers define penalty areas and the markers are immovable obstructions.
GUR and garden drop zones
Marked GUR, the garden behind green 2, formed gardens, the works-shed GUR and marked areas behind green 9 have compulsory relief requirements, including designated drop zones.
Listed immovable obstructions
The works compound, course signs, stakes, staked trees, distance markers, footgolf holes, roads, paths and safety screens are immovable obstructions; footgolf flags are movable.
Provisional ball for listed penalty areas
A provisional ball is permitted when it is uncertain whether a ball entered specified creek-crossing penalty areas or the penalty areas at holes 16 and 17.
Hole 16 penalty area and safety fence
The area short of green 16 is a red penalty area with its greenside edge at the top of the brickwork; the protective fence is outside the penalty area.
Grated drains and adjacent depressions
Grated drains and their adjacent depressions are treated as abnormal course conditions.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
An independent course description calls it friendly but challenging, while the official profile makes the creek crossing the main practical feature to remember. Jamberoo Golf Club sits in the lush valley near Kiama, with the course embraced by Hyams Creek and the Minnamurra River. A natural Jamberoo Valley round shaped by creek and mountain views
Major Risks
Blue Tee Strategy
No official Blue tee mapping was verified in this research pass. Blue tee strategy was not verified.
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
No sufficiently attributable golfer-review evidence was available in this research pass. INSUFFICIENT
Course Conditions
NOT_VERIFIED Current conditions were not verified. Check with the club or booking channel before tee-off. Treat course conditions as unknown until the club confirms them. No current-condition source was accepted in this research pass.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Jamberoo Golf Club · before tee-off Golf NSW says the course crosses Hyams Creek. Plan for the creek The club highlights rural, bush and mountain views; an independent description calls the play challenging but friendly. Expect a scenic test Pay-and-play golfers are welcomed seven days a week. Visitors can play A scenic Jamberoo Valley course where creek crossings and the natural setting shape the round.
Regulations
No BYO alcohol
The club is fully licensed and all alcohol consumed on the premises must be purchased from the club.