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Stop the re-zoning to urban infill of Rosehill Golf Course and identify and protect important recreational areas such as golf courses

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Mitch Asaka
12 years ago

We should keep the historical golf course.

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Linda miklos
12 years ago

If wa continues we wont have any green land to enjoy with our children and dogs. Disgusting.

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Rick Harrington
12 years ago

I have been playing at this course for 35 years.

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Pamela mearns
12 years ago

This is a disgraceful decision. Leave the place alone!

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Chris Clohessy
12 years ago

Would be a real shame to see it go. It was my first job picking up the balls on the driving range. My fiancé had to also cancel our wedding that we were going to have at the country club.

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marcel ciapusci
12 years ago

The Rosehill golf course is the draw attraction of living in South Guildford.

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Gary Boorn
12 years ago

Unbelievable to even think that Rosehill could be sold off. Too historic and important as a recreational place for too many people.

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John Squire
12 years ago

Number of Golf courses is dwindling. We must save this golf course, or soon we won't have any left.

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Jennifer
12 years ago

It would be a great loss to lose this beautiful place

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Desiree Kerr
12 years ago

I love rose hill! It's a great place for a game of golf! I learnt to play here. My husband and I would

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Chad
12 years ago

Key landmark in south guildford .. New estate will be dire toy under flight path. Doesn't make sense

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Sue & Chris Cassidy
12 years ago

Recently moved to Waterhall Estate, having the golf course alongside the estate is an added bonus. Would be a shame to see it go and be replaced by housing.

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Lisa P
12 years ago

very sad if we were to lose this beautiful place

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STEVE BROWN
12 years ago

C'mon, there are already too few public golf cources in Perth

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Jacinta
12 years ago

Save Rosehill!!!

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Peter Vogelsanger
12 years ago

Can't believe we are going to distroy this magic area with hundreds of houses!

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Ian Wilkie
12 years ago

Shame on you, City of Swan.

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Doris Squire
12 years ago Featured

It would appear that there is a link between lack of green open spaces and problems with physical or mental health or both. We do not want our golfers to suffer the loss of their exercise regimen and social groups for that reason.

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Shannon
12 years ago

Disgusted that this could even be contemplated!

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Kasey Brenchley
12 years ago