Mollymook Golf Club's Hilltop course occupies elevated terrain on the New South Wales South Coast, approximately 230 kilometers south of Sydney near the town of Ulladulla. The club operates two eighteen-hole layouts, with Hilltop serving as the companion to the Beachside course. As its name suggests, Hilltop sits on higher ground inland from the ocean, offering a different character from its coastal counterpart. The routing takes advantage of the natural topography, with holes moving across rolling hills and through corridors of native vegetation. The elevated positions provide views across the surrounding countryside and, on clear days, glimpses toward the Pacific Ocean. The course features a mix of open and tree-lined holes, with strategic bunkering and undulating greens that require careful club selection and course management. The terrain creates natural elevation changes that add variety to the shot-making demands. Mollymook Golf Club has a long history in the region, with the Beachside course dating to the 1930s. Hilltop was developed later to accommodate growing membership and visitor demand in this popular coastal holiday area. The club serves both members and visitors, with the two courses offering contrasting experiences—Beachside known for its oceanfront holes and Hilltop for its elevated, parkland character. The facility includes a clubhouse with dining and social spaces that serve both layouts, and the courses attract golfers traveling along the scenic South Coast route between Sydney and Victoria.