Golf Travel to Mandurah, WA
Mandurah is one of Western Australia’s most rewarding coastal golf regions, offering a strong mix of links-style, resort-style, and championship layouts within easy reach of Perth. The region is ideal for golfers who want dramatic scenery, natural landscapes, and a relaxed coastal atmosphere without long travel times between rounds.
The Cut Golf Course is one of Mandurah’s standout golf experiences, set among rugged coastal dunes near the Indian Ocean and known for its dramatic views, strategic bunkering, fast greens, and windswept fairways. Links Kennedy Bay adds a true links-style challenge, with wide fairways, deep bunkering, coastal terrain, and a layout designed to reward thoughtful shot-making.
Secret Harbour Golf Links offers another memorable coastal-style round, with natural dunes, ocean breezes, generous fairways, and strategic bunkering. Meadow Springs Golf and Country Club provides a beautifully presented championship layout framed by mature trees, natural bushland, and peaceful fairways, giving golfers a different style of challenge within the Mandurah region.
Together, these courses create a balanced Mandurah golf itinerary featuring ocean-front drama, true links character, resort-style comfort, and scenic natural surroundings.
Recommendations
Mandurah is often described as Perth’s aquatic playground, making it a fantastic destination for golf groups and non-golfing partners. Away from the fairways, the region offers waterways, canals, beaches, estuary views, relaxed dining, and a laid-back coastal lifestyle that works perfectly alongside a golf itinerary.
A dolphin and canal cruise is one of Mandurah’s signature experiences, giving visitors the chance to explore the city’s waterways and spot local marine life. The Mandurah Foreshore is also a favourite for waterfront restaurants, cafés, walking paths, casual drinks, and relaxed group dinners after golf.
For those wanting a nature-focused day, the Peel-Harvey Estuary offers birdlife, boating, fishing, crabbing, kayaking, and scenic walking areas. Mandurah’s beaches and coastal trails also provide plenty of opportunities to unwind between rounds, making the region a strong choice for groups wanting both quality golf and easy off-course experiences.
The Best Time to Visit Mandurah:
The best time for golf in Mandurah is generally from March to May and September to November, when conditions are comfortable for both golf and sightseeing.
Autumn offers warm days, settled weather, and a relaxed coastal atmosphere, making it ideal for golf groups who want enjoyable rounds without the peak heat of summer.
Spring is another excellent option, with mild temperatures, fresh landscapes, and seasonal wildflowers across the wider Peel region.
Summer can also be popular for beach and water activities, though early tee times are recommended on hotter days.
Winter is cooler and wetter, but the region remains accessible for travellers who prefer quieter periods and milder golfing conditions.
Mandurah Activities:
Dolphin and canal cruises – Explore Mandurah’s waterways, canals, estuary, and marine life on a relaxed cruise.
Mandurah Foreshore – A great spot for waterfront dining, walking paths, cafés, bars, and relaxed post-golf drinks.
Beaches and coastal walks – Enjoy Mandurah’s coastline, nearby beaches, ocean views, and easygoing beachside atmosphere.
Peel-Harvey Estuary – A scenic natural area known for birdlife, waterways, fishing, boating, and peaceful nature experiences.
Water activities – Kayaking, boating, stand-up paddleboarding, fishing, and crabbing are popular options in the region.
Dining and seafood – Mandurah is well suited to relaxed group meals, waterfront restaurants, fresh seafood, and casual dining.
Nature and walking trails – The wider Peel region offers wetlands, bushland, walking trails, and seasonal wildflower scenery.
Private group touring – Golfing Getaways can arrange private transfers, non-golfer activities, sightseeing, dining, and group experiences around Mandurah and the Peel region.
