Wembley Golf Course

Being one of the best public golf facilities in Australia, Wembley Golf Course offers two 18 hole golf courses set in an undulating landscape of Tuart and Banksia trees.

Located one kilometre from City Beach, wind comes into play as the afternoon sea breeze comes in. Both courses offer pristine Kikuyu fairways and bent grass greens.

One of Perth’s oldest public golf courses, the Old Course was opened in 1932.

The original routing is still in play, with a number of dog leg holes and short par 4’s as the main features.

The course moves through undulating Tuart forest and is well known for its bushland setting.

The par 4 tenth is a favourite hole, playing from an elevated tee, the large fairway bunker on the right comes into play for wayward drives.

The Tuart Course has evolved since the first nine was completed in 1959, and is now slightly shorter but tighter layout than the Old Course.

The front nine winds its way through Tuart forest and has water in play on four holes. The par 4 5th is a favourite hole. The tee shot requires an accurate driver or 3 wood, leaving a mid to short iron to a green surrounded on three sides by water. The back nine moves through tree lined fairways, placing a premium on accuracy from the tee.