Golf Course, located in Shimei Wan, features a long left breaking wave at a sharp, rocky point near the Ocean Bay Golf Club. This spot is generally best during bigger northeast swells, making it a go-to for surfers looking for some action. Just be prepared for a big paddle because there are sweeping currents that you’ll have to fight against to reach the fast inside section. On smaller days, the waves mellow out into crumbling walls, which can be perfect for longboarding. If you're seeking a bit more variety, there's another shorter left wave hugging the headland in the next bay east, especially when the swell picks up.

The surf breaks over boulders and sand, handling swell sizes starting from around 2 feet (0.6 meters). The best conditions happen with northeast swells, but southeast swells can also work from time to time. The optimal wind direction is northwest, and it performs reasonably well at all tide heights, whether it’s low, mid, or high. This spot is mainly suited for intermediate surfers, so if you're just starting out, you might want to consider your skills before heading out.

Accessing Golf Course may require asking for permission from the golf course itself, so be mindful of that. Also, the southward sweep can make jumping off the slippery headland rocks a tempting option. The spot tends to score around a 4 for consistency, but it can attract crowds, so you might not always have it to yourself.