Morack Public Golf Course & Driving Range

This has always been my go-​to golf destination, I enjoy the casualness and atmosphere of the place.
Morack is a public golf course that has an 18hole course, an undercover driving range, golf shop and putting/​chipping area. Cart, buggies and clubs are also available for hire.
I enjoy coming here because it is an easygoing place; most people are just out to have a fun time. The workers and fellow golfers are all friendly and happy people. I find the workers to be very sociable, if you’re a regular they’ll remember your name and ask you how you’ve been lately etc.
The course itself here is quite easy, there aren’t too many bunkers or water hazards which make it a great place to learn.
On nice days it does get busy, so make sure you phone in to book your tee off time. The driving range also gets busy in the afternoon, as most workers like to end the day with a swing before heading home.

Morack Public Golf Course is a great place for a hit on the weekend (or weekday, if you’re lucky enough to be able to do it), and it’s really good to be able to get outside and pretend that I know what I’m doing every time I pick up a golf club.
It’s an 18 hole course, well kept (especially considering the drought-​like conditions of the previous few years) and easy to get to, being just near the Bunnings on Burwood Hwy. There is a driving range near the clubhouse and shop (which is handy, as the old one was on the site that is now the aforementioned giant hardware monstrosity) and there is plenty of parking.
Green fees are between $ 12 and $ 24, depending on when you play, how many holes you’re playing and whether or not you’re a junior.
All in all, I find it a great way to give my friends an opportunity to mock my terrible golfing performance, and let’s face it, if you need to get out of the house, Morack Public Golf Course is a great excuse for some exercise and a catch up with your mates.