The Cut Golf Course

The Cut Golf Course in Mandurah, Western Australia, is widely regarded as one of the finest links-style courses in the region. Designed by golf course architect Ross Watson and opened in 2007, the course features 18 holes set against the backdrop of the Indian Ocean, offering both beauty and challenge. It is a par-72 layout, stretching 6,448 meters from the championship tees, and has been crafted to blend seamlessly with the natural coastal terrain.

The course layout takes full advantage of the land’s natural topography, with many holes featuring undulating fairways and strategically placed bunkers. The front nine is particularly notable for its sweeping views of the ocean, while the back nine offers more inland elements, with water hazards and native vegetation creating an interesting contrast.

The fairways at The Cut are designed to be both challenging and rewarding, offering golfers of all skill levels the opportunity to test their precision and course management. The greens are known for being fast and true, with subtle undulations that make putting a real test. The bunkering is another standout feature, with deep, challenging sand traps placed in key positions to penalize errant shots.