Cuballing Golf Course

Cuballing Golf Club is situated 3 kilometers north of Cuballing townsite on Strathern Road in Western Australia. The 18-hole, par-72 course stretches just over 5,000 meters through a natural parkland setting nestled within a reserve of Wandoo White Gum, Jam, and Sheoak trees. The course offers a moderate challenge suitable for golfers of varying abilities and plays best from May through September when seasonal conditions are optimal. As a non-reticulated course, water availability depends on natural rainfall, making seasonal conditions variable. The landscape supports native wildlife, including the flightless Curlew bird, providing a distinctive character to the course. Players can experience the natural parkland atmosphere while enjoying views of the native flora and fauna. The course accommodates both 18-hole and 9-hole rounds, with members primarily playing on Saturdays at midday. The facility welcomes public play on alternate days, though limited amenities are available during these times. A nearby roadhouse provides meal services for visiting golfers.