Par: 3
Distance: 148 metres
The degree of difficulty with this hole varies with wind direction.
The tee area is elevated which makes the hole look shorter than you think.
It has a native garden in front of the green, bunkers on the right and should you fly the green, trouble awaits you.
The green requires your attention.
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Corn Beef Colliery 1891 - 1902
Corn Beef Colliery was a small mine opened in 1891, south of Bulli Pass and the Bulli Colliery B entry.
The lower part of the Bulli Seam at this mine was naturally coked, and the upper half was good coal. Both products were mined with the coked product finding a market for the Sydney Trams because of its smokeless qualities when burnt.
The mine had a history of openings, closings, and changes of owners before it finally closed in 1902.
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- Hole 1: Albert
- Hole 2: Osborne-Wallsend
- Hole 3: Woonona
- Hole 4: Russell Vale
- Hole 5: Old Bulli
- Hole 6: Mount Pleasant
- Hole 7: Corrimal
- Hole 8: Coalcliff
- Hole 9: Mount Kembla
- Hole 10: Metropolitan
- Hole 11: South Bulli
- Hole 12: South Clifton
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- Hole 15: Corn Beef
- Hole 16: Black Ball
- Hole 17: North Bulli
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