Hedgehope Golf Club

A short nine-hole test in rural Southland, framed by tall hedges and named for the hill that watches over it.

In central Southland, the area of Hedgehope was named after Mount Hedgehope. The hill is one of the highest in the area and was named after a similar hill in Northumberland.

A great example of countryside golf in rural Southland, a short nine-hole course but it will test you nonetheless.

The Course

Get to Know the Holes

Like many small rural courses, Hedgehope’s nine greens are played twice from different tees, so the markers run all the way to 18 – the old-style signage has its own weathered charm.

Hole 1 marker, 176 metres, par 3
Hole 1 · 176m (Par 3)
Hole 5 sign, Dog Leg, par 4, 247 metres
Hole 5 · Dog Leg (Par 4)
Hole 18 sign, Homeward Bound, par 4
Hole 18 · Homeward Bound (Par 4)

Local Character

Machinery shed with tractor, mowers and golf cart under the Hedgehope Golf Club sign
The business end of the operation – tractor, mowers, and the club cart, all under one roof.

Club History

HEDGEHOPE GOLF CLUB painted on the clubhouse wall, with Captain and President plaques
The clubhouse wall – Club Captain and President plaques included.
HEDGEHOPE GOLF CLUB INC sign above the equipment shed
The equipment shed gets its own signage too.
Hedgehope Ladies Golf Club Honours Board, established 1969
The Ladies’ Honours Board, tracking Presidents, Captains and Club Champions back to 1969.
Display case of vintage hickory-shafted golf clubs and old clubhouse opening photographs
A cabinet of hickory-shafted clubs and photos from the clubhouse opening.
Life Members honour board with member photographs
The Life Members board.

Ken’s Visit

PHYSICAL ADDRESS:

2402 Glencoe Highway, Hedgehope 9872

https://www.facebook.com/hedgehopegolfclub/

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