Course Description
Set against rolling hills in the quiet, beautiful Rotokohu Valley lies the Paeroa Golf Club. A private, serene rural course boasting harmony with the environment and a strong sense of tranquillity. The course has mature trees, lakes and streams with a bush-clad backdrop, making a stroll around the course an extremely rewarding experience.
The Rotokohu Valley - or Valley of the Mist - provides the perfect location for a golf course. The club is privileged to host a picturesque, country style course surrounded by a stunning bush, hill and farmland landscape. The Par 72 layout is relatively flat, yet contains a variety of hazards and water features to keep your round challenging and interesting. Our private location allows for a quiet round of golf with a relaxing atmosphere. |
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Local Rules
These rules are to be read in conjunction with the club notice board.
- OUT OF BOUNDS: Defined by boundary fences and any area marked by white markers.
- WATER HAZARDS: Defined by yellow markers.
- LATERAL WATER HAZARDS: Defined by red markers.
- IMMOVABLE OBSTRUCTIONS: Irrigation equipment, bridges, fairway, stiles, signs, tractor sheds & workshops, power poles, drinking fountains, toilets.
- LIFTING WITHOUT PENALTY: To be dropped within one club length (NNH) from any cut drain (not already defined as a hazard), tree stumps, embedded rocks, tree stakes, paths and roads, wheel tracks, drain covers and garden on left side of path on 18 fairway.
- DROP ZONES: Ball in hazards behind No. 3 green, No. 5 green, No. 18 green and in front on No. 6 teeing ground, may be dropped in nearest drop zone - one stroke penalty.
- TRUNDLER PARKS: Designated trundler parks on No. 4 and No. 8 fairways - No penalty for striking equipment.
- DISTANCE MARKERS: Measured to the centre of the green. Blue - 180m, White (and marker trees) - 135m, Red - 90m.
Course Care
At all time please ensure you:
- Replace divots.
- Repair pitch marks on greens.
- Rake bunkers after use.
- Avoid trundlers on greens.
- Use the litter bins provided.
Dress Code
- A reasonable standard of dress is expected at all times on the course and in the clubhouse.
- Shoes worn on the course are not permitted in the clubhouse (past the locker rooms).
- Singlets, jandals and bare feet are unacceptable.