Murrabit Golf Club

Murrabit Golf Club is a friendly country golf club with a 12-hole course situated on land that was originally a common where local families kept house cows for fresh milk, cream and butter. The course is primarily played during the cooler autumn and winter months.

The course has sand scrapes and watered, generally flat fairways. Visitors are welcome to play, with the course arranged so additional holes can be repeated to make up an 18-hole round.

The club holds regular competitions, social golf and an annual program of events. Non-members are able to play casual rounds.

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The golf season generally operates from around Easter through to the AFL Grand Final period. See the current Murrabit Golf Club information for playing times and competition details.