Well, if you want to get away from traditional-looking golf courses, then pack your bags and head for the beautiful Jarrow Hills in Australia where, besides a nice clubhouse on a hilltop and some flying birds, you will be all alone on this par 72, quite challenging with its gorgeous small mountains, elevated terrain, sparsely-planted trees, and plenty of blind shots with deep rough all around.
After a gentle start with the par-4 1st hole, with a slightly-uphill blind shot landing between rolling hills, you will face the beautiful left dogleg par-4 2nd, with another blind tee shot, but this time steeply downhill, and an uphill shot to the elevated green, with a nice view of the small mountains behind.
With a little luck (and plenty of... tail wind !), you might be able to reach the green from the tee on the short (about 315 yards), straight and slightly-uphill par-4 3rd hole to have an eagle opportunity ; if not, then you might have a better chance on the short (about 500 yards) right dogleg par-5 4th, with a blind and downhill tee shot, a slanted fairway and its elevated green.
Then, after the par-3 5th hole, with deep rough between the tee box and the flag, you will need to hit two uphill shots on the right dogleg par-4 6th to reach the green, before heading for the pretty par-3 7th hole, with a gentle slope on the right, near the tee, and a downhill tee shot flying over deep rough again.
The right dogleg par-5 8th hole is quite short (about 495 yards), with another blind uphill tee shot over a small slope, filled with deep rough (in front of the tee) and an elevated green, and is followed by the... short (about 350 yards) par-4 9th where, with your uphill tee shot and a big slope downhill halfway, you should get close to the green.
As mentioned by other players, you will have to be careful on the left dogleg par-4 10th hole, with another blind and uphill tee shot over a small hill (covered with deep rough), and its small green, with a bunker in front on the left and a big slope behind.
After a couple of straight and slightly-uphill holes (par-4 11th, par-3 12th) and the dogleg par-4 13th, with a downhill slope halfway and a green, slightly to the left, you will have a nice panoramic view while hitting your blind and downhill tee shot on the straight par-3 14th hole.
But the last few holes are among my favorites : the left dogleg par-5 15th is quite short (about 470 yards), with a heavily-slanted fairway and requires two blind and uphill shots to reach the green, and is followed by the short (about 310 yards) and beautiful left dogleg par-4 16th hole where, If you are in a gambling mood, you can reach the hidden green with a blind and downhill tee shot over a couple of trees and a few small bunkers in front on the left !
Then, after the left dogleg par-4 17th hole, with its slightly-uphill tee shot and elevated green, you will finish with the very scenic left dogleg par-5 18th, quite short (about 460 yards) with a downhill tee shot landing onto a slanted fairway (near a big hill on the right), and an elevated green at the bottom of a hill, with that big clubhouse, behind, overlooking the valley.
With this Jarrow Hills course, quite short but breathtaking, Jimbo63 did it again, and you will definitely enjoy your round down under or, should I say... up and down under !

stunning layout and so much fun all round great course , many thanks

Thanks for leaving a comment. Putt, I do not think that there is a course life file with kangaroos in it . . . lol.

Very nice course, enyoyed the round, keep up the good work

Thanks for leaving a comment, makes all the time spent designing worthwhile. Glad you solved the lag problem Dave.

I believe the designer has no time to sleep, or otherwise his wife must have run away: so many nice courses in such a short time: how do you manage that, Mr. Jimbo?
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Excellent course again.
Four stars.