Melbourne
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Courses
- Freeway Public Golf Course - 18 hole Par 69
- Albert Park Public Golf Course
- Morack Public Golf Course
- Waverley Churchill Golf Course
- Woodlands Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
- Huntingdale Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
- The Commonwealth Golf Club - 18 hole Par 73
- Medway Golf Club
- Eastwood Golf Club
- Mt Derrimut Golf and Community Club
- Studley Park Golf Course
- Burnley Golf Course
- Malvern Valley Public Golf Course
- Kew Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
- Dorset Golf
- Westgate Golf Course
- Green Acres Golf Club - 18 hole Par 71
- St John Golf Course
- Goona Warra Golf Course
- Werribee Golf Club
- Yarra Valley Country Club - 9 hole Par 36
- Heathmont Golf Park
- Yering Meadows Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72 & 9 hole Par 36
- Wattle Park Golf Course - 9 hole Par 32
- Glen Waverley Golf Course
- Eastern Golf Club
- Heritage Golf and Country Club
- Sanctuary Lakes Golf Club
- Ivanhoe Public Golf Course - 18 hole Par 68
- The Metropolitan Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
- Yarra Bend Golf Course
- Emerald Golf & Country Resort
- Five Iron Golf - Inside 'The House of Golf'
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the absolute best time to plan a golf trip to Melbourne?
Focus on spring (September-November) or autumn (March-May) for ideal conditions. You'll find the courses at their peak, the weather is generally mild and sunny, and you avoid the hotter summer months or the cooler, wetter winter.
What makes Melbourne's golf scene so legendary and different from other top golf destinations?
It's all about the Sandbelt, a unique geological formation that allowed architects like Alister MacKenzie to create some of the world's most strategic and visually stunning courses. You'll experience firm, fast conditions, incredible bunkering, and a masterclass in course design that demands thoughtful play on every shot.
Is it really difficult or prohibitively expensive to get a tee time at Melbourne's most famous Sandbelt courses?
While some private clubs like Royal Melbourne are member-only, many others, including Kingston Heath and Metropolitan, offer limited visitor play on specific days. Expect green fees for these championship courses to be in the AUD$300-500 range, so plan ahead and book well in advance to secure your spot.
Are there any great golf experiences outside of the famous Melbourne Sandbelt courses that we shouldn't miss?
Absolutely, venture south to the Mornington Peninsula for stunning coastal golf. Courses like The National Golf Club (with its multiple layouts) and St Andrews Beach offer dramatic links-style play with ocean views, providing a fantastic contrast to the Sandbelt's inland charm.
What's the best way to navigate between Melbourne's golf courses and the city itself?
We recommend renting a car; it gives you the flexibility to easily reach the Sandbelt courses, which are typically 20-40 minutes southeast of the city center, and explore the Mornington Peninsula. Public transport can be an option for some courses, but a car is far more practical for a dedicated golf trip.