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HistóriaMandurah Country Club’s coastal 18 cements status with WA award and upgrades
Set above Mandurah on Halls Head, the coastal routing and clubhouse verandas frame a par‑72, 18‑hole championship test with Indian Ocean views and resident kangaroos on the fairways [1]. The course evolved from a 9‑hole sand‑green layout in the early 1960s under designer Murray Dawson, growing into today’s grass‑green track and community hub [1].The club has leaned into modern touches: a contemporary clubhouse, on‑site golf shop, and a TrackMan‑equipped fitting and performance studio for swing work and simulator play, upgrades that have been front and center in recent club updates [1][2]. That investment has carried onto the podium, with Mandurah Country Club named the 2024 Metropolitan Golf Facility of the Year at the WA Golf Industry Awards and recognised in the 2025 National Awards of Excellence shortlist for Most Outstanding Club, Facility or Place to Play (Metropolitan) [1].Visitors will find straightforward access to tee times via third‑party booking platforms, and course directories list the club as a full 18 with essential details for planning a round [3][4]. For a look at the latest improvements and daily course snapshots, the club’s active Instagram feed offers a steady window into life on the Halls Head fairways [2].