452 metres Par 5. ( named after the block of land leased to the club).
A superb starting hole with tiger country on the left of the fairway. Turn the dog leg to catch a view of the green with undulations surrounding the back of the green. Lateral water hazard to the right.
(Sponsored by Onshore Electrical)
133 metres par.3. ( named after a landmark mountain at Morere).
Elevated teeing ground, water hazard on right, hilly if you are out the back of the green.
370 metre Par.4. ( named after the bay at Opoutama, and a once popular camping ground.)
Nice view of the beach and Mokotahi and the village of Mahia from the tee. Lateral water hazards on both sides of fairway. Cut the corner and you are in the drink! Green surrounded by out of bounds.
(Sponsored by Harcourts-Klaus Sorensen)
327 metres Par 4. ( named after the well known area of road between Wairoa and Napier) and reflects the angle of the hole.
Once again lateral water hazards on both sides of the fairway.
(Sponsored by RocketLab)
404 metre par 4.
Heading back towards the clubhouse. Straight hole, but still a little tricky.
(Sponsored by Liqourland)
190 metre Par.3. ( so named because in the early days when locater beacons for the ships were on the hills behind the green).
A testing par 3 with a Lateral water hazard on the left.
295 metre Par.4. (Named after the station where the Mahia Golf Club was originally located).
Dog leg with “rough” hills on left and Lateral water hazard on right.
(Sponsored by A & L Steel)
436 metre Par 5. (naturally coverd in lupins from day one).
Out of Bounds from tee to green, lateral water hazard on right. Slight dog leg.
(Sponsored by Bayleys)
308 metre Par 4. so named from the two strategically located “breasts” at the entrance to a two tiered and elevated green.
Out of bounds on left.
