NSW has 13 and 14 and maybe 15.
Royal Adelaide has 3,6,14.
The 3rd at NSW is a poor hole on a terrific course because the tee shot is so bad:

Mike, I'm going to respectfully disagree with you on your first point.

The great holes at NSW include 6, 7, 16 and 17. The 13 & 15 IMHO are overated. My basis for my judgement is the hole has to offer a challenge (albeit different) no matter what the wind direction. 13 with the prevailing spring summer wind (north-east) is a simple 3 wood/9iron.  The angle of the green makes it easy to stop the ball downwind. 14 and 17 are challenging with the wind and almost impossible into the wind.  6 generally plays either with a cross or quartering wind which along with the right to left slope of the green adds to the challenge + it's probably one of the 10 most scenic holes in the world.

On your second point, I totally agree with you. From the back tee on 3, only 10-15% of members can carry a 3-4 wood onto the fairway over the trees. Otherwise have to go right which makes the second shot up the hill almost impossible.

If you replaced 13 with 16 and added 6 that leaves 4 'great holes' - more than all but a couple of courses in the country.

While we're on par 4s, I'm surprised there isn't more love for the 18th at Commonwealth, which is an much better finishing hole than 18 at KH and IMHO the equivalent of 18 on the East/Composite at RM. It's one of the few holes at CW I like so perhaps that's why it made an impression.

Similar to 18 at RME, the challenge is all at the green, therefore where you place your drive off the tee is off primary importance. Once you get between the fairway bunkers on 18 on a calm day at KH, you have a 9 iron or less in your hand for a reasonably straight-forward shot unless the pin is all the way back.  

I'm going to reverse a trend here on GCA and reserve my opinion on any Barnbougle hole until I play the course during my next trip home to Australia in 2007. .

Nobody can say that the 3rd at RMGC (west), the 4th hole at Shinnecock Hills, 2nd at Oakmont, 7th at Merion make them fall off their chair.

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HERESY!!

The 2nd at Oakmont is a terrific short par 4, one of the better non-driveable (okay, Bubba could probably do it, but it's not a realistic option) short par 4s around. And I'm not the only one who thinks so, there are a lot of posters on here who've commented favorably on it.

Can't speak as to the others, but if they're in the company of the 2nd at Oakmont, they're in damn good company.

As to the rest of the thread, well, Mark, at least you got people to flesh out their opinions of Banrbougle and SAB quite a bit, so I thank you for that. I dream of playing both someday.