55 Peter Thomson Drive,
Fingal, Victoria 3939
Office
+61 (0)3 5988 2000Pro shop
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+61 (0)3 5988 2094Website
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Moonah Links Golf AcademyThe Course:
18 holes. Links-style & parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Rural countryside.
Designer:
Ross Perrett
Above distances are for the Legends course. Also at Moonah Links is the 18-hole Open course (par-72; 6829 m from back tees).
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On the Mornington Peninsula, 94 km S of Melbourne
From the centre of Melbourne travel south-east on the Nepean Highway (Hwy 3). After approx 27 km, in Edithvale, turn left into Edithvale Rd. After 2.7 km turn right onto Hwy 11 and stay on it for 56 km (Mornington Peninsula Fwy > Frankston Fwy > Moorooduc Hwy > Mornington Peninsula Fwy). At end of Freeway (Rte 11) turn left into Boneo Road. After 2.3 km at roundabout turn right into Browns Road. After 2.4 km turn left into Truemans Road. After o.5 km golf entrance is on your right.
Moonah Links (Legends)
Moonah Links (Legends course): Complementing the more prestigious Open Course at Moonah Links, the Legends is a bit of a curate's egg - mixing some opening and closing "parkland" holes with an excellent stretch of more open links holes furthest out from the clubhouse.
On the Legends you'll quickly get used to a course which feels tighter than its bigger brother, and a bit more rustic - many bunkers appear naturally hewn from the sandy bumps and hollows, rather than being beautifully sculpted as on the Open course.
The elevation changes and the more linksy holes create the interest; the large sloping greens (one measuring 63 metres from front to back) could induce a frustration factor if you are trying to card a good score.
Overall a pleasant course with some fine holes and nice rural countryside views, even if it takes a few holes to establish what kind of golfing experience this layout is going to provide!
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted. Golf carts available for hire.
Excellent
The Legends course is so named as a tribute to past Australian Open champions who have contributed to the rich history of Australian golf.
The Moonah tree (melaleuca lanceolata) is found in most areas of south-east Australia, and once covered much of the Mornington Peninsula. With its dark green canopy and grey / brown trunk the Moonah is a small tree, rarely growing much more than 10 metres in height.
Australia's 43rd best course (Australian Golf Digest, 2022/23).
Peter Thomson Drive, Fingal, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria 3939
+61 (0)3 5988 2000
Visit websiteMoonah Links (Open & Legend courses)
Cape Schanck; The National (Moonah, Old and Gunnamatta courses); St Andrews Beach; The Dunes
Sorrento; Portsea
Trent Jones Drive (via Boneo Road), Cape Schanck, Victoria 3939
+61 (0)3 5950 8000
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The National (Moonah, Old and Gunnamatta courses); Moonah Links (Open & Legends courses)
The Dunes; St Andrews Beach; Sorrento; Portsea
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(May 30-June 2).
Nelly Korda: won the Mizuho Americas Open (May 16-19) at Liberty National GC, continuing her extraordinary form in LPGA events. This was her sixth win in seven starts in 2024.
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Stay&Play at Prince's: excellent onsite Lodge accommodation available
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