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Kwinana Golf Club Review (2026): Perth Value or Redevelopment Gamble?

Last reviewed: July 16, 2026
Kwinana Golf Club Review (2026): Perth Value or Redevelopment Gamble?
4.2
out of 5
★★★★☆
Recommended for Perth south-of-the-river golfers who want public access, clear fees, and woodland value with a redevelopment story to watch.

GCR Score: 4.2 / 5

Verdict: Strong south-of-Perth value with a live redevelopment story

Best For: Perth golfers who want public access, clear fees, daily competitions, and native woodland golf

Avoid If: You want a fully settled facility with no council-transition uncertainty

Last Reviewed: 13 July 2026

Kwinana Golf Club has a useful mix: public green-fee access, daily open competition for golfers with a GA handicap, native woodland, clear membership prices, and a current redevelopment story that could lift the facility over time.

This Kwinana Golf Club review treats that last point carefully. The City of Kwinana announced a long-term vision in July 2026, but also said there are no immediate changes to memberships, competitions, bookings, public access, or day-to-day operations. That is good news for golfers who want to play now.

Kwinana Golf Club overview

Kwinana Golf Club overview

Image: Kwinana Golf Club

Club TypeGolf Club
LocationCalista, Western Australia
FoundedEstablished Kwinana club in Perth southern suburbs
Membership TypePublic-access golf club with member categories
Initiation FeeNo separate joining fee found in the current public pages reviewed
Annual SubscriptionSeven Day A$2,370; Six Day A$2,236; Five Day A$2,009; Introductory A$1,599; Junior A$260
Green FeeA$45 midweek 18 holes; A$55 weekend 18 holes; A$29 midweek 9 holes; A$36 weekend 9 holes
Best Time to VisitApril-June and September-November
Dress CodeCollared/turtle/roll-neck shirt, clean trousers or dress shorts; soft spikes on course; no bare feet, singlets, tank tops, or dirty/frayed clothing
Reservations RequiredRecommended; public bookings available
Official Websitekwinanagolfclub.com.au
Phone+61 8 9419 2888

What I liked and did not like

What I liked

  • The public fee table is current and clear. Prices are listed from 30 March 2026, which removes a lot of guesswork.
  • Membership pricing is unusually transparent. The club publishes annual and monthly amounts for many categories.
  • The setting is better than the price suggests. Marri, Tuart, Eucalyptus, native wildlife, and woodland corridors give it a proper WA feel.
  • The redevelopment vision could be a plus. The City is considering clubhouse, hospitality, practice, coaching, driving range, executive course, mini golf, and public-space improvements.

What I did not like

  • The transition creates uncertainty. Long-term redevelopment sounds promising, but details are not final.
  • Weekend concessions are limited. The green-fee page says no weekend concessions and public holidays are weekend rates.
  • It is not a Perth prestige club. Kwinana wins on access and value more than elite private-club polish.

Membership and fees

Membership and fees

Image: Kwinana Golf Club

All prices are in AUD. Kwinana lists green fees from 30 March 2026: 9 holes midweek A$29, 18 holes midweek A$45, 9 holes senior midweek A$22, 18 holes senior midweek A$37.50, 9 holes weekend A$36, and 18 holes weekend A$55. Public holidays use weekend rates, and there are no weekend concessions. Cart hire is A$30 for 9 holes and A$50 for 18 holes.

Membership is also well published. Current examples include Seven Day A$2,370, Six Day A$2,236, Five Day A$2,009, Country A$1,268, Seniors A$1,968, Working Away A$1,731, 9 Hole A$1,319, Introductory A$1,599, Sub Junior A$160, and Junior A$260. Intermediate fees run by age from 18/19 at A$546 up to 29 at A$2,189.

The City of Kwinana announced a transition to a City-managed model and a long-term redevelopment vision in July 2026. Importantly, the announcement states there will be no immediate changes to memberships, competitions, bookings, public access, or day-to-day operations.

Facilities and amenities

  • 18-hole public-access course in native woodland 30 minutes south of Perth CBD
  • Marri, Tuart, Eucalyptus trees and native wildlife
  • Public green-fee play and daily open competition for GA handicap holders
  • Licensed bar and fully stocked pro shop
  • Bistro open to all with course views
  • Practice facilities and driving range listed in club navigation
  • Future City vision includes enhanced practice/coaching facilities and technology-enabled range concepts

Best time to visit

April to June and September to November are the best Perth-area golf windows. You avoid the harshest summer heat while still getting firm, playable conditions. Summer can work early, but woodland shade does not remove the need for hydration.

Dress code and etiquette

Dress code and etiquette

Image: Kwinana Golf Club

Kwinana has a practical dress code. On course, wear a clean collared, turtle, or roll-neck shirt, clean trousers or dress shorts, and clean shoes with soft spikes. Shirts are tucked in during competitions. Bare feet, singlets, tank tops, and dirty or frayed trousers or shorts are not allowed.

Who is Kwinana Golf Club for?

Kwinana is for Perth south-of-the-river golfers who want clear fees, public access, a proper club pathway, and a course with more natural character than the price suggests.

It is less ideal if you want a settled resort facility today. For local comparisons, read our Rockingham Golf Club review and the WA Golf Clubs archive.

People also ask

Can visitors play Kwinana Golf Club?

Yes. Kwinana says it is open to the public, welcomes green-fee players, and has an open competition daily for golfers with a GA handicap.

How much are Kwinana Golf Club green fees?

From 30 March 2026, Kwinana lists A$45 for 18 holes midweek and A$55 for 18 holes on weekends. Nine holes are A$29 midweek and A$36 weekend.

How much is Kwinana Golf Club membership?

Published examples include Seven Day A$2,370, Six Day A$2,236, Five Day A$2,009, Introductory A$1,599, 9 Hole A$1,319, Junior A$260, and Sub Junior A$160.

Is Kwinana Golf Club changing management?

The City of Kwinana announced a transition to a City-managed model and long-term redevelopment planning in July 2026, but said there are no immediate changes to access, bookings, memberships, competitions, or operations.

What is the dress code at Kwinana Golf Club?

On course, wear a clean collared, turtle, or roll-neck shirt, clean trousers or dress shorts, and soft-spiked shoes. Bare feet, singlets, tank tops, and dirty or frayed clothing are not allowed.

Is Kwinana Golf Club worth it?

Yes for value-focused Perth golfers who want public access, clear fees, and native woodland golf. The main caution is the longer-term redevelopment uncertainty.

Verdict and score

Kwinana Golf Club earns 4.2 out of 5. It scores well for public access, transparent pricing, membership range, and woodland setting. It loses a little for facility-transition uncertainty and non-prestige positioning.

Author note

This Kwinana Golf Club review uses official club information, current fee and access pages, the July 2026 City of Kwinana update, and GreatClubReview’s 5-point scoring method. Primary sources reviewed: club home; green fees; membership; dress code; City redevelopment update.

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Club Type
Golf Club
Membership Type
Public-access golf club with Seven Day, Six Day, Five Day, Country, Senior, Working Away, 9 Hole, Ladies, Junior, Introductory, and Intermediate categories
Membership Fee
Seven Day A$2,370; Six Day A$2,236; Five Day A$2,009; Introductory A$1,599; Junior A$260
Initiation Fee
No separate joining fee found in current public pages reviewed
Best Time to Visit
April-June and September-November
Dress Code
Clean collared, turtle, or roll-neck shirt; clean trousers or dress shorts; soft spikes on course; no bare feet, singlets, tank tops, or dirty/frayed clothing
Location
2 Summerton Road, Calista WA 6167
Phone
+61 8 9419 2888

What We Loved

  • Clear 2026 green-fee table
  • Transparent membership fees with monthly amounts
  • Public access and daily open competition for GA handicap holders
  • Native woodland setting with Marri, Tuart, Eucalyptus, and wildlife
  • City redevelopment vision could improve clubhouse, practice, and family facilities

What Could Be Better

  • Long-term City-managed transition creates some uncertainty
  • Weekend concessions are not available
  • Not a prestige private Perth club
  • Future upgrades are still subject to planning and consultation
David Luis

Club Reviewer & Founder — GreatClubReview.com

13 club reviews written

David Luis has spent more than a decade researching, visiting, and reviewing private and public clubs across the United States. A golfer and club culture enthusiast, he founded GreatClubReview.com to give prospective members and guests an honest, membership-fee-transparent view of what clubs are actually worth. Every review draws on firsthand research, member conversations, and publicly available pricing data — no press packages, no comped access. He has published reviews of more than a dozen golf, country, sports, and private members clubs across North America.