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The course is set on approximately 140 acres of gently undulating land adjoining the Carbrook Wetlands - an environmental area of national significance.
Indeed the first nine holes have been constructed to reflect this theme, propagating native flora and attracting a wide variety of bird life.
Tree lined, fairways and winding waterways demand accurate shot making to large elevated greens.
As a contrast the back nine features huge blue water lakes - a legacy of previous sand mining activity. The central lake, all 98 acres, is also famous for sharks, which have made their home there. Washed in during some previous flood from the adjoining Logan River they add a new dimension to the term "water hazard".
The holes adjoining the lake and river are both a challenge and delight to play. Following a links theme they take advantage of the natural elements in spectacular fashion.
As a par 71, over 6000 metres in length, the Australian course rating of 72 recognises that this course will demand all of your attention!
ACCESS
Carbrook Golf club is located within the boundaries, of Logan City - which adjoins the southern outskirts of Brisbane.
The Pacific Hi hway leading to the Gold Coast bisects the Logan area and Carbrook is easily accessed by taking the Cleveland exit
This leads to the Beenleigh/Redland Bay Road, which continues towards Cieveland. The golf course is situated some 8-10 minutes drive along this road, pasi the California Creek Road iDtersection and the Logandale Estate. A further 2km past the. M-t Cotton turn-off will bring you to the entrance to the club
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