Capel Golf Club

Capel Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located south of Bunbury in Western Australia's South West region, near the Ferguson Valley wine area. Originally designed by Murray Dawson in the early 1960s as a 9-hole sand green course, it was later upgraded to an 18-hole grass green championship facility.

The course features narrow tree-lined fairways with lush couch grass, carpet-like bent grass greens, and strategic bunkering that challenges golfers of all abilities. The landscape is characterized by native Jarrah, Tuart, Banksia, and Peppermint eucalyptus trees, with a notable resident kangaroo colony of approximately 200 animals and native birdlife. Some raised greens add to the course's complexity.

The club offers a floodlit 10-bay undercover driving range, practice putting greens, and TrackMan golf simulation facilities with PGA professional coaching available. It welcomes both members and green fee players, accommodating social golf, competitions, and group bookings with over 20 golf carts available for hire.