An expansive view of green forestry litters the horizon in an isolated, peaceful clearing. A place for the dedicated and the casual, the Golf Paradise driving range offers a unique atmosphere within a little pocket of Terrey Hills. The driving range can accommodate 58 players at any time in a 2 level complex that is sheltered, allowing you to go for a hit any time, rain or shine. 
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The friendly, family-oriented Paradise restaurant offers a delicious range of a la carte Chinese cuisine from Cantonese to Peking. Enjoy traditional Chinese meals from special lunch menu, then head off to the range for our restaurant/bucket of balls deal. For dinner, seek out the flavour of the east with our a la carte menu, the pride of our head chef who has worked on refining its tastes for over three decades.

Chill out in our mini putt putt, a little slice of paradise. This 18-hole course lets you relax in the outdoors while giving you a chance to unwind with the breeze at your back, and the shade on your shoulders. 

Our Pro Shop is dedicated to service and quality to help your golf game succeed. With the best prices around to offer, from clubs to clothing, there isn't a better choice to purchase your gear for the green.
Terrey Hills Par 3 is Sydney's ONLY day and night short course! Opened in January 2000, the course is on the verge of the Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park with spectacular views and sunsets.

Terrey Hills Par 3 is an 18-hole Golf Course with a 'PAR 3' on every hole and the clientele of Par 3 varies widely from the first time player to the low handicapper practicing their short game. Seniors enjoy the shortened walk around 18-holes of golf, where the layout is challenging, yet the endurance required to last the 18-holes is minimal.
Whether it’s trying to conquer mini golf, hit a golf ball for the first time, or take a golf lesson to straighten that slice, Pittwater Golf Centre has you covered!
Pros train with Golf Biodynamics.  Dr Neal has worked with hundreds of touring professionals, club golf professionals and teaching professionals. No matter what level of golfer you are, he uses his knowledge in biomechanics to customize training programs specifically for your needs.
​The Golf Athlete has consulted to numerous national high performance programs, plus regional, state and national amateur bodies and professional golf associations around the world since before 2000.  Their work has included, but is not limited to education and strategic development around long-term player development and the acceleration of optimal technique for all players by the application of scientifically based and measurable parameters.  

​This work has included countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Spain, Denmark, Switzerland, Laos and England.
Dr Michael Kinchington, PhD Sports Medicine, is a podiatric musculoskeletal sports medicine consultant who has an expertise in lower extremity injury prevention and minimisation for the domestic and international amateur, and professional sporting communities.

Michael has a wide network of sports medicine professionals, which he utilises to optimise results for patient outcomes. If you require a second opinion or confirmation of your condition Dr Michael Kinchington PhD is happy to meet with you, assess your condition and refer to the appropriate health professionals.
MGS Physiotherapy treats the cause of your pain, rather than masking it. How often has experiencing pain and discomfort from an injury stopped you from enjoying your usual active routine? Many of us tackle the pain but not the underlying cause, meaning the pain soon returns or in some cases gets worse.
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​Reducing pain and allowing people to return to their normal activity is important in our early treatment. We take the time to accurately identify the real cause of your discomfort and create a plan just for you, helping you reduce the chance of pain coming back.
Mosman Sports Clinic has a different approach for releasing overused muscles, known as Active Release Techniques (ART). Most healthcare providers use techniques of massage, trigger point, electrical modalities and ultrasound with varying degrees of specificity to treat soft tissue problems. These all provide reasonable results but there is a much better way. To learn ART you must be serious enough to invest a great deal of time and effort to learn over 500 treatment moves or "protocols." 

​Peter Valabek has dedicated years of his life learning to understand and evaluate the movement of each tissue in order to correct pain or strain in muscles, tendons or ligaments. Throughout his career, Peter has gained the experience which is required, and the immense amount of knowledge and ability to perform ART.