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Sun City Country Club
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| Description | The Championship layout was originally conceived by Alan Bond and designed by Murray Dawson, and is currently being reconstructed under the guidance of Ogilvy Clayton Cocking and Mead. The land was barren scrubland 30 years ago, so planted trees are of modest size now. The fully irrigated course is beautifully manicured, undulating and very sandy. A mixture of couch and softer winter grasses co-exist. Ancient Tuart Trees and an abundance of wildlife including Kangaroo and Emus dot the landscape. Well placed bunkers and wide roughs insulate each hole. Strict dress code. Members Comps. Sat, Sun, Tues, Thur, Fri Visitors welcome subject to availability. Bookings essential. Private membership available. |
| Address |
144 St Andrews Drive
Yanchep WA 6035 Australia |
| Club Phone | (08) 9561 1352 |
| golf@suncitycountryclub.com.au | |
| Website | www.suncitycountryclub.com.au |
| PGA Professional | Jim Danas |
| Hire | Clubs, Buggies, Carts $65, $40 nine holes (Weekends and pub hols), Carts Midweek $55, $40 nine holes |
| Practice | Practice driving range, chipping green, putting green |
| Club House | modern with locker amenities, bar, meals and snacks |
| Green Fees | weekends and pub hols $75, $55 nine holes, Midweek $55, $39 nine holes ($5 off 18 holes with Guide) |
| Saving | $5 Savings available to users of The GOLF Course Guide. |
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Course information sourced from the 2025 edition of The GOLF Course Guide, Click here for details
Course Details
| Course | SUN CITY |
| Holes | 18 |
| Par | 72 |
| Length | 6400 |
| The GOLF Course Guide Rank | 58 |
| The GOLF Course Guide Conditions Rank | 32 |
| Designer | Bob Greene, Murray Dawson. Renovations designed by Ogilvy Clayton Cocking and Mead |