1. wassa | Rated | 20 Apr 2008 | Add A Review

nice course definitly challenging hit straight or lose balls the course is newish so the greens are still sandy watch out for duck poo on the 9th

2. daveyjeanne | Rated | 10 Mar 2008 | Add A Review

i like to play when the flies are not there, they are to slow and they never let you play through, very anoying

3. highcuts | Rated | 02 Feb 2007 | Add A Review

it is a real pitty the the superindendant has no idea on how to keep a golf course.

the design and layout would be able to provide one of perth's top courses. the course is real challenge from the back tees and keeping the ball in play is must.

the condition on the course would rate as a dog track. the greens are spongey and in need of a heavy heavy coring. the fairways are rock hard and infested with crab grass. in need of a weeding program.

my advise, play this course, dont expect too much but enjoy the challenge the layout present

4. nickoc138 | Rated | 14 Jun 2006 | Add A Review

I played the front nine at carramar last week. I was planning on a full 18, but i decided against it once i played on the rural fairways and sandy tee-off areas. The fron nine holes of the course are not maintained very well at all. I did have a quick look at the back nine and found that i should have started their. I recommend that anyone planning on play at this club, play the back nine.

5. scottietheshark | Rated | 27 Jan 2004 | Add A Review

Carramar is a great course with excellent priced green fees. The course contains water hazards dozens of bunkers and some very tough pin locations. Carramar has a great proshop with nice scenery and and animals. It can be a very tough course if you don't stay on the fairways due to there thick bush and flora.

6. tommyspencer | Rated | 02 Dec 2002 | Add A Review

Carramar is a beautifully designed West Australian course with all holes surrounded by native Australian flora and fauna. This combination means that anything in the heavy rough is not only difficult to find but also difficult to play.

The length of the course is medium to long with several challenging holes. A wery well presented course that favours the long and the straight.

The course also boasts some great pratice facilities and a very decent pro shop with very reasonable green fees. This only adds to the courses popularity and makes bookings difficult for weekend play, even though it is a good 20 mins north from Perth city.