About the course
Relaxed public 9-hole par 70 in South Arm with scenic views
Iron Pot Golf Club is a public parkland course in South Arm, Tasmania. It has 9 holes with dual tees, so it plays as an 18-hole round, with a par of 70 over 5,315 metres. On-site facilities include a driving range, putting green, pro shop, restaurant/dining and coaching.
Players consistently describe Iron Pot as an unpretentious, good-value spot with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and pretty natural surrounds. The course earns a reputation for being challenging and unpredictable, with each hole offering its own quirks that reward a casual, easy-going round. Many visitors pair their golf with a meal and enjoy the scenery, and the broader setting makes it a pleasant place to linger. Reviews suggest the greens can be patchy and could use more grass in spots, and some note limited cart hire, so come expecting a charmingly rough-around-the-edges experience rather than manicured perfection. The overall impression is friendly, honest and genuinely fun for those after a low-key swing.
Scorecard — 18-hole round
Course map
tricky par 3
