Meadowbrook Golf Club's back nine, designed by Tom Linskey and Tim Woolbank, forms part of a layout situated in Queensland's subtropical landscape. The routing takes advantage of the region's natural terrain, with holes that work through the undulating character typical of inland Queensland courses. The design reflects the collaborative approach of Linskey and Woolbank, who have worked on several Australian courses and bring practical understanding of how to build playable, well-drained layouts suited to the local climate and soil conditions. The back nine presents a mix of hole lengths and strategic options, with bunkering and green complexes that reward accuracy from the tee and thoughtful approach play. The subtropical setting means the course experiences distinct seasonal conditions, and the design accommodates the region's rainfall patterns and turf management demands. Native vegetation and the natural contours of the site frame the routing, creating definition between holes while maintaining sightlines and playability. Meadowbrook serves the local golfing community and reflects the character of regional Queensland clubs—accessible, well-maintained, and designed for regular play rather than championship spectacle. The back nine contributes to a full eighteen-hole experience that balances challenge with enjoyment for members across a range of handicaps. The course sits within the broader context of Queensland's golf offerings, where inland layouts like this one provide an alternative to the better-known coastal designs.