Glenmore Heritage Valley (Valley 18)

Overview: The Valley 18 is Glenmore Heritage Valley’s alternative full round, using holes 10–27 of the club’s 27-hole property. It is the more social and picturesque counterpart to the longer Links 18, with water and the Mulgoa Valley landscape shaping the experience. Current course references list the Valley round at roughly par 69 and about 5,161 yards from the white tees. The shorter profile makes it accessible for a mixed group, but the closing holes still demand care around water and the rising ground near the clubhouse.

History: Glenmore Heritage Valley is set within the historic Mulgoa Valley, where golf and hospitality have been part of the property’s story for decades. The club’s present three-nine structure allows the Valley 18 to be played as a complete routing while sharing holes with the original and Links sections. It is therefore a current named course combination, not a separate club from Glenmore Heritage Valley.

Did You Know? The Valley 18 starts with the club’s middle nine and finishes on holes 19–27. That unusual numbering is why the course can feel different from the Links round even though both are played at the same address: the first tee sends golfers into another section of the Mulgoa property.