Round Two
Araluen is golf’s beautiful disaster — breathtaking views, brutal design, and scorecards that tell no lies. Nestled in the Roleystone hills, it’s where towering gums, plunging fairways, and deceptive greens test every ounce of courage.
It rewards bravery, punishes arrogance, and laughs at anyone who dares to drive the green. You’ll lose balls, pride, and maybe a mate or two on the climb back up 18, but you’ll gain stories that last a lifetime. Araluen is pure Mulligan Masters spirit — hopeful, reckless, and gloriously optimistic.
Round Three
Wembley isn’t just a golf course — it’s a full-blown ego management facility. Two pristine layouts, a world-class range that convinces you you’re better than you are, and greens that couldn’t care less what brand’s stamped on your putter.
It’s where weekend warriors talk a big game, then the Lake Course humbles them fast. Fairways are mint, facilities are first-class, and the gallery at the first tee never misses a bad swing. Premium setup, ruthless reality, and a beer list that soothes even the most wounded pride. Perfect.
Round Four
Don’t be fooled by the seaside breeze — Sun City packs more bite than a hungry pelican. Just north of Perth in Yanchep, it’s the perfect mix of beauty and brutality: rolling fairways that build confidence, then doglegs that crush it.
Slick greens, deep bunkers, and rough that punishes optimism keep you honest. But stripe one down the middle with the ocean air at your back, and life’s good. Sun City is strategic, punishing, and just forgiving enough to make you think you’re improving — bring extra balls and a sense of humour.
Round Five
Sitting pretty on the Swan River, Point Walter might be short on length but big on attitude. Tiny greens, sneaky slopes, and a mischievous breeze mean every shot demands touch — and luck.
We loop the nine twice for 18 holes, and the second lap always feels different once confidence fades. It’s quick, chaotic, and brilliant fun: short-game roulette where everyone’s in it and no one’s safe. Sharp banter, cold beers, and riverside views make it the ultimate social round for the Mulligan Masters.
Round Six
El Caballo Golf Course is country golf at its best — open skies, rolling hills, and fairways that feel a mile wide until you’re standing over your tee shot. It’s a proper bush escape with a few surprises tucked into its old-school layout. Expect uneven lies, bounding kangaroos, and that classic WA charm where good shots are celebrated and bad ones get laughed off.
It’s not fancy, but it’s got soul. The greens are true, the rough’s honest, and the vibes are unbeatable. The Masters will play it for the love of the game — and probably the love of the post-round stories.
Round Seven
The Vines Golf Resort is Perth’s premium test — two championship layouts carved through gum trees and vineyards, full of beauty, bite, and the occasional kangaroo gallery. Every shot matters here: tight fairways, slick greens, and bunkers placed by someone with a sense of humour.
It’s challenging, classy, and absolutely worth the bruising. We’ll tackle it the only way the Mulligan Masters know how — bold swings, good laughs, and beers that taste even better after 18 holes of humble pie.
Round One
Tucked away in Maida Vale, Hillview doesn’t pretend to be fancy — it’s pure, honest golf with a healthy dose of chaos. The fairways forgive (mostly), the greens tease (always), and the trees? They’ve met more golf balls than most players have patience.
It’s classic Mulligan Masters territory — wide enough for confidence, tight enough to humble you, and full of quirks that make every round unforgettable. Hillview isn’t about prestige; it’s about good mates, dodgy swings, cold beers, and warm banter in a clubhouse that’s seen more stories than a Sunday pub.