Pambula Merimbula Golf Club operates a 27-hole layout on the New South Wales far south coast, where Holes 10–27 represent two of the three nine-hole loops available to members and visitors. The club sits in the Sapphire Coast region between Bega and Eden, an area characterized by coastal terrain, native bushland, and the temperate climate of Australia's southeastern seaboard. The course occupies land that combines gentle undulation with pockets of natural vegetation typical of the region. The layout reflects the practical design approach common to Australian regional clubs developed and expanded over decades to serve local golfing communities. The routing takes advantage of the natural topography without dramatic earthmoving, and the holes move through corridors of native trees and scrub that define playing corridors and provide both challenge and scenic character. Water features and bunkers appear throughout, though the design emphasizes playability for a wide range of golfers rather than severe difficulty. Pambula Merimbula serves as the primary golf facility for the twin towns of Pambula and Merimbula, popular holiday destinations along the Sapphire Coast. The club hosts regular competitions and social golf, drawing both local members and visitors exploring the coastal region. The 27-hole configuration allows for varied routing combinations and accommodates demand during peak holiday periods when the area attracts tourists from Canberra and Sydney seeking coastal recreation.