Blackheath Golf Course

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Is this suggested description update correct: Blackheath Golf Course is located in the Blue Mountains National Park and has the character of a parkland course, surrounded by rich flora and fauna. In this rhododendron landscape, rhododendrons, maples, blossoms, azaleas, and other botanical species flank the holes, while native birds and ducks can also be encountered along the way. After the round, the renovated terrace at the clubhouse is a pleasant place to enjoy the view for a while longer. The course has 18 holes and a par of 69, with the option to play 9 holes as well. Elevation changes and strategic obstacles require precision, with water, trees, sloping greens, and several holes where a blind second shot is played. Blackheath has a long golf history: the sport began there in 1910, grew from a nine-hole course at Belvedere, and took its current par-69 layout in 1995.?