The Polocrosse Grounds  are flat pasture land, with clumps of mature Podocarp rainforest, mainly Totara, Tawa, Miro, and Kaihikitea. A small stream runs through the property. The pasture is grazed by sheep and cattle,so the area under the trees has no regeneration, and is quite open.

These grounds  are owned by the Department of Conservation, but managed by the Ruapehu District Council.

King Country Polocrosse use the fields to host local carnivals approximately three times per year, and occasionally as a Test  Match venue. They also practice on Sunday afternoons during summer.

The Public are welcome to use the area at other times.

Cards for this course are available. See Contact Information

The Gab/Big 18 is a very technical course containing 19 mandatories or double mandatories, a compulsory backhand hole and a compulsory opposite hand hole.

Many of the holes cross and the course is not suitable for formal competitive play.