Wembley Golf Course

Wembley Golf Course is a purpose-built public golf facility in Perth, Western Australia, comprising 36 holes across two courses. The Old Course, established in 1932 by Walter Fox, stretches 5,800 meters at par-72 and retains its original routing with several dog legs. The Tuart Course, evolving since 1959, measures 5,372 meters at par-70 and features tighter fairways with water hazards on two holes. Both courses present moderate difficulty, with the Tuart Course noted for its tight playing conditions and risk-reward holes like the signature 7th, a 273-meter par-4 with overhanging trees. The facility spans 300 acres and includes an 80-bay automated driving range with Trackman Range technology, practice areas with three chipping/pitching zones and bunkers, and four putting greens. The venue was awarded WA Metropolitan Golf Facility of the Year for 2023 and is owned and managed by the Town of Cambridge. The complex also features an on-course pro shop, custom club fitting studio, restaurant, bar, café, and mini golf course, establishing it as a comprehensive public golf destination.