Links Kennedy Bay Golf Course

About Links Kennedy Bay Golf Course

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- Interactive Scorecard
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- GPS
- Measure your shot!
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- Hole Descriptions & Playing Tips
- Live Tournaments & Leaderboards
- Book Tee Times
- Message Center
- Offer Locker
- Food & Beverage Menu
- Facebook Sharing
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About The Links Kennedy Bay
If you want to experience the tradition of true links golf there is nowhere better than The Links Kennedy Bay with 18 holes offering choice to golfers of all standards and tastes. It is in one of the best regions for golf in Western Australia & acclaimed as a jewel in the golfing crown.

Acclaimed as one of Western Australia's best golf courses, The Links Kennedy Bay is beautifully undulating and a true links course in the Scottish and Irish traditions.

The course is fully irrigated however dry all year round, with its sandy base is exceptionally fast running and tight. The gently undulating Windsor Green fairways wind through sand dunes amongst western coastal wattle, grevillea, sedges and lilies. The excellent large Bent greens are all one would expect on a true links - firm, fast and true.

Running alongside the vast blue waters of the Indian Ocean, this beautifully manicured course, with its 115 pot style bunkers with revetted faces, is a delight to play from the white tees and nothing short of a challenge both mentally and physically from the black tees.

Opened in 2000 and designed by Michael Coate and the late Roger Mackay, in conjunction with 1991 British Open Champion Ian Baker Finch, this par 72 championship links golf course has been described by many as a true test of your golfing skills.

Consistently Ranked in the "Top 20 Golf Courses" and "Top 5 Public Access Golf Courses" in Australia, recently named in the 2011 Rolex Top 1000 Golf Courses in the World, The Links Kennedy Bay is situated just forty minutes south of Perth.