Green Range Country Club sits in the small coastal settlement of Manypeaks, roughly midway between Albany and Bremer Bay on Western Australia's southern coast. The region is characterized by rolling farmland that gives way to rugged coastline, with the Stirling Range visible to the north. Courses in this part of Western Australia typically occupy land shaped by agricultural use, with native vegetation framing fairways and coastal winds influencing play throughout the year. The club serves a small rural community and visiting golfers exploring the south coast. Facilities at regional clubs of this scale generally include a modest clubhouse with basic amenities, reflecting the practical needs of local membership rather than resort-style infrastructure. The course layout works with the natural topography of the area, where elevation changes are moderate and the landscape opens toward views of the Southern Ocean. Manypeaks and the surrounding Shire of Jerramungup represent some of the more remote golfing territory in Western Australia. Courses here provide recreational golf in settings defined by isolation and natural beauty rather than tournament pedigree or architectural renown. For travelers along the south coast route between Albany and Esperance, Green Range offers a chance to experience golf in a distinctly regional Australian context, where the game exists primarily as a community amenity rather than a destination attraction.