Excluding the Sandbelt which course has the best par threes

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The Dunes on the Mornington Peninsula. Just played it today and love the par 3’s especially the 17th – birdied it!
 

Ellerston, particularly the back 9.
 

The Dunes on the Mornington Peninsula. Just played it today and love the par 3’s especially the 17th – birdied it!

Can I ask why you love the 17th? It gets all the accolades but I find it quite average and much prefer the 3rd as a par 3. Short but exposed to the wind with a tiered green and trouble all around. I think its brilliant.

There’s many a slip ’tween a cup and a lip.

http://www.golflink.com.au/...
 

The Dunes on the Mornington Peninsula. Just played it today and love the par 3’s especially the 17th – birdied it!

Can I ask why you love the 17th? It gets all the accolades but I find it quite average and much prefer the 3rd as a par 3. Short but exposed to the wind with a tiered green and trouble all around. I think its brilliant.

There’s many a slip ’tween a cup and a lip.

http://www.golflink.com.au/...

Because I birdied it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bloody tough hole and I think the length, bunkers and wind make it very enjoyable whenever you play it well.
 

I reckon the set at the Moonah course are pretty good. Four very different green sites, lengths and backdrops. And by the way, anyone that complains about the semi-blind 13th green is too stupid to look where the pin is on either the 7th green or 8th tee!

Golf is not a game of perfect!
 

Nowhere gets even close to the 3s on the Old Course at the National.
 

The highlight of traveling to tassie for me is the 7th at Barbnbougle Dunes. Amazing par 3

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