Elements At The Wagga Country Golf Club
Restaurant in Wagga Wagga

The ragga ragga Country Club can cater for all types of functions with the function room and veranda offering scenic views over lush fairways and Lake Albert. Probably the most demanding driving hole on the course, a dogleg to the left par 4 measures 372 meres with a rating of 5 for the men and 1 for the ladies. If the pin is at the fore of green ensure you exit your tee shot lower the hole or you are faced with a very difficult downhill putt on a slick green. A reasonably brief par 5 without-of-bounds along the packed length of the left side of fairway and a creek in front of the green. Requiring pinpoint accuracy from the tee with a fairway wood on lengthy iron concern should be taken to avoid the creek that cuts through the fairway at 230 meres. A good, perfect second shot will get you home although protection should be taken to avoid the creek that snakes around the right side of the fairway and green. Driving onto the fairway and avoiding the fairway bunkers is a must. If you manage to avoid the bunker and mounds on the right and the grassy sale concise to the left you tranquil have a tricky putt to negotiate on a important green with subtle borrows. It is also firm to get up and down if you go over the green and there can be some tricky pin positions. From its full length for the men a drive through a chute with fade is needed to avoid the large gums on the correct and going through the fairway on the left. A long fairway wood second shot is required to a landing area protected by trees on the right and left and a bunker short and left of the green. Players have a straight fairway ahead but without-of-bounds to the left and trees to the right there is a degree of difficultly for a wayward drive. A relatively narrow shoot, creek in front and left of green, out-of-bounds on left and bunker on correct requires straight hitting and firm putting. Without-of-bounds along the total left side of the fairway and fairway bunkers cutting a swathe across the fairway at conventional driving distances from the tees, this firm Par 5 requires some strategy. Rated the sixth (men) and second(women) maximum difficult hole on the course (some say it should be a Par 6), the tee shot is urgent in laying up brief of the fairway bunkers. Players can get into difficulty in the grove of trees at the correct of the green or by over clubbing and finding the creek behind the green. From the tee the drive must be straight with trees correct and left of this narrow fairway. A appropriate drive will still leave a blind mid to lengthy iron shot to an high green with a bunker left and the course's deepest bunker lurking to the right. Before leaving a bunker, players should carefully fill and level over all holes and footprints made by him, and then depart the rake with the oversee pointing toward the tee of the hole being played. Shove back surplus sand with reverse side of rake. Our Function room, boasting direct access to two large Balconies, both entire with seating and one with BBQ facilities, provides the flawless breakout to relax while overlooking the picturesque Lake Albert and lush golf course. Behind your conference, we invite you to relax and unwind in the function room bar. Use of club facilities for events, corporate functions and client entertainment. The new member also receives immense benefits including 50 credits to their membership card, unlimited social golf, competition golf, access to practice facilities and opportunity to win in our exclusive Member’s Draws.