Ocean Shores Country Club occupies a coastal setting in northern New South Wales, positioned near the town of Ocean Shores in the Byron Bay region. The course was designed by Bruce Devlin and Robert von Hagge, a partnership that produced numerous layouts across Australia and internationally during the 1970s and 1980s. Devlin, a successful Australian professional who won multiple tournaments on the PGA Tour, brought playing experience to the collaboration, while von Hagge contributed bold architectural concepts often characterized by dramatic bunkering and water features. The routing takes advantage of the subtropical coastal landscape, with the design incorporating natural wetlands and native vegetation typical of the region. The course plays through relatively flat to gently undulating terrain, common to coastal lowland sites in this part of Australia. Water hazards feature prominently in the strategic design, requiring careful course management on several holes. The layout reflects the Devlin-von Hagge aesthetic of the era, with generous landing areas balanced by well-defined hazards that penalize wayward shots. Ocean Shores serves both members and visitors in a region known for its relaxed coastal lifestyle and proximity to Byron Bay's tourism economy. The club functions as a community facility in an area that has grown considerably since the course's establishment, providing golf in a setting that balances accessibility with the natural character of the New South Wales north coast.