Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club — Restaurant in Gold Coast City

My personal feeling is as follows. The staffs are in the club house restaurant are very rude. I did not know that I should not wear a cap in the restaurant. A white old waitress shouted me to take off my hat. I have never experienced that no hat policy in the club house. Although there is no hat policy, she should have explained gently rather than shouting.

Also if you want to play at the palms you should have enough time before the tee time. It is very complicated to find the Palms course 1st hole from the Pine course club house;they closed the Palms course clubhouse and you have to go to Pine course clubhouse via security gate. So, if you book the Pamls course, you should go to the Pines course club house. Because these courses are private courses they do not care the non-membership player. The course itself is quite nice but I was not comfortable due to the rudness of the staffs. I want to give minus five star but there is no minus star I...

As a guest from the Intercontinental hotel, we have access to the lap pool. It is a 25 m heated (27'C) freshwater outdoor pool with two lanes dedicated to lap swimmers. It was quite busy at 7.30 am and it seems as if the local swimmers are not keen on doubling up and sharing lanes, which was a bit odd to me as a daily lap swimmer. The pool is fenced and beautifully kept with pristine water and I was pleasantly surprised by the flags as most informal lap pools lack this important detail. The clock was located further away from the lap lanes and made timing a bit difficult. Reception was fantastic and very helpful with the offer of complementary towels and information regarding aqua classes. As a non-member I did not have access to the showers located next to the pool which made it a bit difficult for...

Was on holiday with my family in sanctuary cove rented a beautiful home and also brought my golf clubs over from NZ.

On Tuesday 5th Sept I drove down to this beautiful golf course at 6.30am to play a round....only to be told by a staff member at the front that this is a members course only and I could not play...

I was absolutely devastated only to find out 4 days later that it was actually a public golf course...i was furious as I had to leave the next day...

Is it because I'm a kiwi...or Maori?.. You might want to change that sign at the front saying visitors welcome because they are clearly...