Approach along Jarrad Street from Broome Street, then continue west to the signed club entrance. Use the surrounding public streets for a look at the course.
Golf has been played on this reserve since 1909, when the original Cottesloe Golf Club established a course among the coastal scrub and sandhills. Sea View Golf Club was formed in 1931 and took over the lease. Today the compact links course runs between Broome Street and the coast, with ocean views, tight fairways, slick greens and the wind adding considerably to the challenge.
Non-members can play outside member competition times, with public availability varying through the week. Book ahead through the Pro Shop rather than simply turning up. The clubhouse also has a Bar + Bistro overlooking the course and coast, open to non-members.
Sea View are also planning for the club's next chapter, exploring upgrades to the ageing clubhouse, hospitality, accessibility and practice facilities. If this happens the nine-hole course layout is intended to remain unchanged.
And don't confuse the names: Sea View Golf Club is the course here in Cottesloe. Cottesloe Golf Club is a different club, located further north in Swanbourne.
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