Perth Golf Courses
Perth has an abundance of golf courses, they vary greatly in style, character, reputation and access, from Private clubs to Resort facilities to daily fee courses. We can design your itinerary based on individual course access, recognising that virtually every club will either have a policy or special event when it is not available for play. Here is a selection of some that are worthy of a round whilst you’re in Perth, it is by no means a comprehensive list, but it does offer you a good cross section, they tend not to be overcrowded and have good access.
Perhaps you would like to play two courses in one day?
- Joondalup Golf Course
- The Vines Resort
- Port Bouvard
- Meadow Springs
- Araluen
- Kennedy Bay Golf Course
- Secret Harbour Golf Course
Joondalup CC
27 hole championship course.
- Lake course is an open links style course.
- Dune course is a very tight, narrow nine.
- Quarry course is cut from an old limestone quarry.
Described by "Robert Trent Jones" as Unquestionably one of the worlds finest golfing experiences... that's good enough for me!
Voted number 1 resort course Quarry/dune course by "Golf Australia magazine 2005"
Driving range, practise putting green, 35 minutes from Perth.
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The Vines Resort & CC
2 x 18 hole championship courses
Set in the Swan Valley wine growing region, surrounded by native bush with abundant wildlife. Both equally challenging, the fairways are generous enough for the average golfer, but you will be penalised for the errant shot, with water, grassy hollows or the well placed bunker before reaching the large greens... you will remember the name as for several years the "Heineken classic" was staged there.
Voted number 3 resort course "lakes course" by "Golf Australia magazine 2005"
Driving range, practise putting green, shower facilities and sauna.
45 minutes from Perth.
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The Cut at Port Bouvard
18 hole course
Destined to become one of Australia's premier coastal golf course's. The fairways have generous landing areas, many of the tee areas have stunning views over the course and the Indian Ocean, the green at the 12th is just 35 metres to the ocean! A golfing experience similar to the worlds premier links courses... can you get any closer to the Indian Ocean?
Driving range, practise putting green, shower facilities.
60 minutes from Perth.
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Meadow Springs
18 hole course
The lay out is dictated by the natural features of the terrain, towering 200 year old tuart trees line the generous fairways and subtly rolling greens that are equal to the best in Australia.
Described by "Robert Trent Jones" as 18 holes "of golf as nature intended"... need we say more!
Driving range, practise putting green.
50 minutes from Perth.
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Araluen
A challenging 18 hole course
Featuring large undulating greens and strategically placed water and bunker hazards, on wide manicured fairways with testing changes in elevation, meandering through some of the most beautiful hillside country in WA... its true, only a visit could confirm this!
Driving range, practise putting green.
45 minutes from Perth.
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Kennedy Bay
A 18 hole true links style course
Situated amidst undulating sand dunes and natural bush land, with a magnificent northerly vista over "warnbro sand and the Indian ocean". By combining the undulating greens, pot style bunkers, heath vegetation and exposed coastal location, even the most seasoned golfer will find it an irresistible challenge!... will you?
In 2004 "Australian golf digest" voted it Number 1 Public Access Golf Course.
Driving range, practise putting green.
40 minutes from Perth.
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Secret Harbour Golf Links
A 18 hole links course
Beautifully manicured fairways, pitted with well positioned pot bunkers and bordered by lush grass, couple this with the refreshing sea breezes and you have a recipe for a unique experience Graham Marsh regards the front nine as probably the best work he ever created... lets go and see.
Driving range, practise putting green.
45 minutes from Perth
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Please note!
Should you like to play a private course then a recognised handicap certificate along with a letter of introduction from your own club on letter head, would certainly be required.
Golf etiquette; Participants are reminded that golf etiquette and standards of dress must be adhered to at all times. Failure to abide by these rules may result in you being asked to leave the establishment. Your allocated "team captain" has the final decision. It is your responsibility to take notice of the relevant clubs course etiquette when you play. These are fairly similar but do differ with certain local rules. You must adhere to these rules which will be easily accessible for you to read at each course, from time to time they can be found on the back of the course score card. A knowledge of etiquette and rules of golf are expected and each course reserves the right to refuse access. We cannot be held responsible in these circumstances.
Standards of Dress
Proper standards of dress are to be worn at all times on the course and in the club house. No denim, no trainers, no collar less or sleeveless shirts are allowed on the golf course or in the club house. Sleeveless shirts are accepted for ladies. We cannot accept any responsibility for any ruling by a venue if you or your group is unable to play due to inappropriate dress. We will always inform you of the expected dress code of each venue at time of booking.
Usual excepted standards of dress are;
- Tailored trousers / shorts
- Collared shirt or polo shirt, tucked in, no excessive advertising accepted
- When wearing shorts—Ankle or knee length socks (preferably white in colour)
- Golf shoes with soft spikes or a flat soled sports shoe may be acceptable at some establishments
Corporate Golf also offers Relocation Services if you are moving to Perth from overseas?