Mount Lawley Golf Club Inc

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Mount Lawley GC. Western Australia. 20mins from Perth CBD.

Mount Lawley is the sleeper of the Western Australian golf scene.

This course is fantastic, great fun, great use of natural land, good layout and direction of holes.

The course was presented well when I played and was / is in the midst of an upgrade.

Though I thought the bunkering was good it could always be great and hopefully the same sand used at Cottesloe can be put in here.

Some excellent par 4s here with the 2nd and 7th coming to mind,2nd has a blind landing area plus dogleg and the 7th has a dogleg right with good bunkering surrounding the green. The downhill Par 3s at 13 and 15 are deceiving to say the least with pin positions being tough to get to.

Very welcoming private club.

S. T

A thrilling and beautiful course.

Kelly Taylor, re the tragic death of the Irish gentleman - a human life, a family tragedy and an event of historical significance in Perth WA is at least as important as the golf club itself.

RIP, Michael.

It's a wonderful golf course. This business about it being haunted is laughable IMO. All that is true is that a young man died on the golf course in the 1930s. Look hard enough online and you can see his photograph and newspaper articles about the case as reported in the media way back when. If that's your thing. Mmmkay?

Yes his death was torture and the young man's last moments must have been

agony, but get over it! It happened about 80 years ago and it had NOTHING to do with any member of the Mount Golf Club. Nothing!

Nobody's haunting the golf course. I've been there and never felt spooked.

It's the most charming, affluent, scenic and beautiful golf course I've ever been to.

The history of the club and its reputation today is also much more important than the legacy of one young Irish dude who has been dead going on a century.

And "Clootie" ("Satan") is not a Gaelic word.