$500,000 up for grabs at Perron Hole in One Day 2026

Published on 12 October 2026

Wembley Golf Course welcomed professional golfers, sporting personalities and community members for the annual Perron Hole in One Day on Sunday, 11 October 2026.

Held on the Tuart Course, the event saw 46 Golden Ball participants take on the challenge of sinking a hole-in-one for the impressive $500,000 major prize.

While no one claimed the jackpot, there was plenty of excitement in the nearest-to-the-pin competitions.

Amateur golfer Noah Keren took home the $2,500 amateur prize after landing his shot just 2.75 metres from the pin.

Photo: Amateur nearest-to-the-pin winner Noah Keren with Mark Palmer (right)

Australian professional golfer Hannah Green secured the $2,500 professional prize, finishing 5.45 metres from the pin with the final shot of the day.

Photo: Professional nearest-to-the-pin winner Hannah Green (left) with Melody (right).

The event also featured sporting personalities including Perth Wildcats player Dylan Windler, Olympic tennis gold medallist John Peers, and West Coast Eagles AFLW players Georgie Cleaver and Amy Franklin.

The annual event supports the important work of the Perron Institute and Telethon7 Perth, helping raise awareness and funds for youth mental health research.

Congratulations to this year's winners and thank you to everyone who participated and supported another fantastic event at Wembley Golf Course.

Photo: Town of Cambridge and Perron Institute representatives.