Golf Courses - Mornington Peninsula

‘Moonah was our first experience in true links land and we had to adapt our style to the ground and wind. There were natural golf holes everywhere and it was our responsibility to try to find the b...

‘The National will make me famous - either as the designer who has created one of the worlds great golf courses or a designer who stuffed up some of the best golf course real estate imaginable.' Ro...

‘There are some great localities for golf around the world and the Cups region is one of them.’ Tom Doak

Situated in the heart of Mornington Peninsula’s Cups Country, St Andrews Beach was d...

Located amid the glorious sandhills of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, The Dunes Golf Links was created in 1997 and designed by local architect Tony Cashmore. The 27-hole facility is owned by Dunc...

Conceived along the same lines as the Glen Abbey project in Canada, and billed initially as the new Home of Australian Golf, Moonah Links is a 500-acre development on Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsu...

Update: The Ocean Course at The National Golf Club has been renamed the Gunnamatta Course and completely redesigned by Tom Doak and his Renaissance Golf design company. The course reopened in Novem...

Moonah Links is a 196-hectare development down on Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula that features a luxury resort, housing estate and two big dune courses designed by Peter Thomson and Ross Perrett....

The Portsea Golf Club was founded in 1924 among the tea-tree covered sand dunes that bordered Victoria’s Point Nepean National Park. The first nine-hole course was designed by Scottish professional...

A popular icon of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, the Sorrento Golf Club was formed in 1907 by a group of Melbourne businessmen who wanted to golf close to their Peninsula holiday homes. The origi...

Designed by Robert Trent Jones II at the same time as he was building the original National Golf Club next door, Cape Schanck is now owned by the motoring group RACV and part of a resort and reside...