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Ulverstone TAS 7315
"Allison", home of the Ulverstone Golf Club Inc., is an 18-hole 6104 metre long Par 72 Championship Golf Course with many trees and a varied and challenging layout.
Rated in the top 100 courses in Australia, the Club has hosted both state and national competitions.
Nestled into the surrounding tall eucalypt forest, the course is renowned for its well-maintained, fully watered fairways and excellent greens.
One of the most picturesque sporting venues in the state, it is a challenging golf course, with plenty of trees and undulating fairways to provide an unyielding test of the golfer's ability.
Open daily, visiting members of other golf clubs are always welcome. Green fees apply and golf clubs are available for hire.
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