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Royal Melbourne’s Composite Course is continually rated in the top 10 golf courses in the world, an amalgamation of the work of two great golf course designers, Alister MacKenzie and Alex Russell. The Composite Course came into being in 1959 when Royal Melbourne was asked to hold the World Cup (known as the Canada Cup at that time).
The course is integrated into the Eynesbury community, with the heritage-listed Eynesbury Homestead serving as the clubhouse. Facilities include a driving range, practice areas, pro shop, and dining options.
Commonwealth Golf Club is rated highly amongst Australia’s top golf courses. The Club has hosted Australian Open Championships, as well as other major events such as the Victorian Open, Australian Amateur and Australian Ladies Open. Tour through our web site and see why Commonwealth Golf Club is one of Australia’s leading private golf clubs.
Visitors should be invited to play by a member of Commonwealth, unless they are from interstate or overseas, in which case they may be introduced by the General Manager.
Huntingdale Golf Club is a private course open only to members and their guests. Opportunities are available for Interstate and Overseas golfers and members of reciprocal clubs on request.
Limited tee times are available for International and Interstate Guests who are Members of a registered golf club. All players must present a letter of introduction and handicap confirmation from their Home Club.
Kingston Heath Golf Club is one of Australia's best golf courses and is one of the most highly sought after venues for Corporate Golf Days. Being one of the finest golf courses in Australia and an international ranking of number 20 in the world, Kingston Heath enjoys an enviable reputation for its superb conditioning all year round.
Kingston Heath has hosted many major tournaments including 7 Men's Australian Opens, 1 Women's Australian Open, 7 Australian Match Championships, 2 Tournament Players Championships, 7 Victorian Opens, 6 The Open Championship Qualifying & the 2009 & 2012 Australian Masters.
Located on the lands of the Bunurong and Wadawurrung Peoples, the traditional custodians of the land, the Sanctuary Lakes Golf Course evolved from a desolate landscape. In 1994, an amazing transformation began, to convert the abandoned Cheetham Salt works at Point Cook into a championship golf course.
The course and clubhouse were opened by Premier Steve Bracks on February 7, 2000. The Club developed a strong cohort of players, many of whom are members today. This member owned Club has continued to grow in popularity.