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For both experts and novices to the game, the Mornington Peninsula golf courses are some of the finest in Australia.

Ranking amongst the top 100 courses in Australia, the region’s greens are exceptional to play at during any time of the year. Enjoy fast-draining dunes with natural contours and scenic locations which provide the ideal backdrop. Why not make a day, weekend or even week of it? Add to your visit with luxury accommodation and exclusive packages.

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THE 10 BEST Mornington Peninsula Golf Courses

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1. The Dunes Golf Links

2. Eagle Ridge Golf Course

3. St Andrews Beach Golf Course

4. Truemans Golf Range

5. Rosebud Park Golf Course

6. Moonah Links Golf Course

7. Rosebud Country Club

8. The Flinders Golf Club

9. Mount Martha Public Golf Course

10. Centenary Park Golf Club

11. Mornington Golf Club

12. Sandhurst Club

13. Peninsula Kingswood Country Golf Club

14. Bay Views Golf Course

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• St Andrews Beach Golf Course
• Truemans Golf Range
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Top Rated Golf Courses

These are our top rated golf courses on the Mornington Peninsula

The National Golf Club

St Andrews Beach Golf Club

The Dunes Golf Links

Portsea Golf Club

Moonah Links Golf Club

Sorrento Golf Club

Our favourite places to stay.

These are some of our favourite places to stay for golfers visiting the Mornington Peninsula

InterContinental Sorrento Mornington Peninsula

Mercure Portsea

RACV Cape Schanck Resort

Links Lodge at The Dunes

Some of our favourite food, wine & beer venues.

These are some of our favourite venues for food, wine & beer on the Mornington Peninsula

St Andrews Beach Brewery

The Continental Sorrento

Hotel Sorrento Restaurant

Del Posto 2409

Plonk and Stink

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Fresh sea air, innovative local cuisine, spectacular coastal views, more than 50 boutique cellar doors and world class golf courses; Mornington Peninsula is the perfect place to soak up the relaxed alfresco lifestyle.  Discover it on one of our Mornington Peninsula golf packages.

The Mornington Peninsula has 15 golf clubs with 20 outstanding courses, 3 of them in Australia’s Top 10 plus another 6 in the Top 100.  There’s a fantastic variety of courses to play for beginners to experts.  It’s no wonder this extraordinary region has been likened by many leading golf writers and top players to California’s Monterey, Scotland’s Fife and the Hamptons near New York. When you’re not playing golf, explore the galleries, spas and cafes in breezy seaside villages, cool off with an afternoon on the beach, or escape to the hinterland for gourmet delights at boutique wineries.  The Mornington Peninsula vineyards are famous – but there are now new and exciting tastes to enjoy at craft breweries, cider makers and distilleries.

SUGGESTED GOLF CLUBS

The National Golf Club is a private members golf club at Cape Schanck on the Mornington Peninsula.  The Old Course, the most scenic of the 3 courses at The National, is one of the true tests of golf.  Built on a hillside 80 metres above sea level, it is a dramatically beautiful course crafted through the rugged coastal tea-tree with unsurpassed views of the coastline.

The Dunes Golf Links is set on 300 acres of gently rolling sand dunes, and maintains the highest standards of course maintenance and customer services.  The Dunes achieves the very difficult objective of being a challenge to the low marker without being a monster for the higher handicapped golfer. Accolades include being ranked among the Top 20 courses in Australia for the past 15 years. The Dunes also consistently ranks as Victoria’s #1 public access course and among the Top 3 public access courses Australia wide.

St Andrews Beach Golf Club ,  metres from the thundering surf of Gunnamatta Beach originally opened as an exclusive members course and debuted as the 9th best course in Australia in 2006. It is built on a stunning piece of land that lends itself perfectly to the tradition of the famous links courses of Britain and Ireland and can be compared favourably with the courses in Melbourne’s famous sandbelt region. Internationally renowned golf course architect, Tom Doak is the designer of this classic 18 hole links style course and his aim was to create one of the best golf courses in the world.

Moonah Links Golf Club – the Legends Course is a loop of 18 holes that generally follow the valleys through a variety of landscapes ranging from ancient Moonah woodlands to open links land. The fairways are generous and the putting surfaces gentle, but the bunkering style is bold and wild in appearance.  The Legends Course boasts panoramic views from raised tees and is a friendly golfing experience for players of all ages and abilities!

Golf Packages on the Mornington Peninsula

Located only two hours from the Melbourne CBD, the Mornington Peninsula offers an exceptional golf experience  for those across all skill levels. The region boasts 10 courses ranked inside Australia’s top 100 including The Dunes, St Andrews Beach, The National and Moonah Links just to name a few!

With an abundance of world-class courses, wineries, beaches and cafés on offer, this destination is a must visit!

Experience some of the best Mornington Peninsula golf courses on offer

We offer custom holiday packages for singles, couples and groups, and amateur or expert players alike. We offer these options all across Australia, including picturesque Mornington Peninsula, just outside of Melbourne.

Our team can assemble packages that include experiences throughout RACV Cape Schanck Resort, Portsea, Sorrento, St Andrews Beach, The Dunes and more.

We take care of everything for you, including transport, accommodation, and dining. You can choose to partake in as many activities as you like, Alternatively, strike off and enjoy the Peninsula yourself before rejoining the tour.

All skill levels welcome at Peppers Moonah Links Resort

Not only are the courses here perfect for amateurs and experts alike, but the resort itself is also regarded as one of the finest luxury experiences in the country. The open layout presents a challenging but enjoyable experience for all players, while those looking to really test themselves can take on the legends option.

Take on three courses at one location at The National

For those that love their golf, this is the ultimate experience. The National is one of the best complexes in Australia and you can experience three of the best courses just a short drive from Melbourne. Take on the Old Course, the Moonah and the Gunnamatta – (formally called the Ocean Course). Each of these is set on the Victorian coastline with rolling sand dunes and the slow-rolling waves of the Tasman Sea.

We offer several golf packages along the Mornington Peninsula, all featuring the most breathtaking scenes and settings. You can also explore iconic regions across wider Australia, including golf in Hunter Valley landmarks and the Bellarine Peninsula at Geelong. To learn more, get in touch with our helpful and friendly team now.

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About Mornington Peninsula Golf

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Simon Cummins – Owner & Director Golf Tourism Australia

Mornington Peninsula Golf is part of Golf Tourism Australia (GTA) Australia’s leading and most respected golf tour operator providing fully customised arrangements to all of Australia’s and selected international golf destinations since 1999.

Being based on The Mornington Peninsula we are uniquely positioned to assemble every aspect of your visit. Custom tours requiring golf, accommodation, transportation & optional tours are our specialty. Our close relationships with golf clubs and hotel partners formed over the years are central to our business.

Each year we organise over 500 golfers alone to The Mornington Peninsula. Our dedicated website https://morningtonpeninsulagolf.com.au/ was developed to provide detailed information including golf travel packages to the region.

We will ensure your golfing adventure to The Mornington Peninsula is an enjoyable and memorable experience.

Mornington Peninsula Golf is the leading wholesale partner to all golf courses and accommodation in the region.. With over 500 plus golfers a year to The Mornington Peninsula. Our buying power is unmatched.

We will beat any genuine quote provided by any other golf tour operator guaranteed.

Recent Client Testimonials

Just a note to thank you for setting up the trip to the Mornington Peninsula. It was a great experience, and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Sorry about the change in plans on the last week, but my wife found the Moonah Links Open course just too tough for her, and liked the Legends course. As it was unavailable to play, we opted for the Eagle Ridge course which we found to be great. Hope that didn’t cause you too much paperwork.

Thanks again for your help in organizing everything.

Simon, thanks, these are great. My compliments for pulling together a great trip. It all went off like clockwork and the venues were fantastic.

Bob Kearney, North Attleboro, MA 02760 USA

Just a quick note to thank you for your efforts in setting up our golf trip to the Mornington Peninsula. Everything ran smoothly as usual and there were no hiccups at all. Every one of our group of 14 had a ball and can’t wait for next year.

David Morgan

Just wanted to provide you with some feedback regarding the golf weekend away. We all had a sensational time, the accommodation was great and everything was organised exceptionally well.

Thanks again, we will definitely be re-booking another weekend away via yourself in the not to distant future…

George Solakidis

The Mornington Peninsula is full of highlights and attractions for everyone!

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The beaches along the Mornington Peninsula are truly beautiful! With a range of bay and surf beaches that match up to some of the best in Australia!

The Mornington Peninsula is the perfect place for a day trip, or a weekend away! Located within touching distance of the city and surrounding regions! Don’t think about it, head down now!

The Mornington Peninsula has some of the best wineries around! In particular, the beautiful Red Hill contains a large number of excellent places to stop for a wine tasting or an excellent feed!  See some top picks here!

The Mornington Peninsula is the perfect place for outdoor lovers! The beaches, hikes, and places to explore are endless!

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Moonah Links:

Moonah Links provides an opportunity for all golfers to play genuine championship courses; the West Course being a “Stadium” style Links course built for The Australian Open. No longer will memberships be a prerequisite for Australian Open standard golf.

Set on 300 acres of gently rolling sand dunes the 27 hole golf facility at The Dunes is Australia’s premier public access course. Located in the heart of The Mornington Peninsula “Cups” region, The Dunes maintains the highest standards of course maintenance and customer service matched only by the very best private clubs.

St Andrews Beach:

St Andrews Beach is a quality public access course on Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula. Natural sand dunes and grasslands on the magnificent 175-hectare site are an “architects dream” according to world-renowned American golf course architect Tom Doak.

RACV The Cape:

The Cape’s 18 hole championship golf course designed by American Robert Trent Jones Jnr in the early 1980’s. Perched high on one of Australia’s most spectacular coastal headlands, the course boasts stunning views over the majestic Southern Ocean and Port Phillip Bay.

This links style layout is set amongst rolling sand dunes on the Nepean Peninsula. Portsea Golf Club rates as not only one of the best on The Mornington Peninsula, but countrty wide. Rated by Golf Magazine as number 23 in Australia.

Eagle Ridge:

Eagle Ridge is an exceptional championship golf course located at The Cups on the Mornington Peninsula. The stunning clubhouse showcases views of the magnificent course, landscaped grounds and ornamental lakes. Its interior is equally impressive and comprises a ballroom, golf shop, spike bar and lounge.

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Mornington Peninsula – 6 Nights

6 nights, 7 games.

• 6 nights’ accommodation at Links Lodge at The Dunes, or similar
• 1 game of golf at The National (Gunnamatta, Old or Moonah)
• 1 game of golf at Moonah Links (Open)
• 1 game of golf at Moonah Links (Legends)
• 1 game of golf at The Dunes
• 1 game of golf at St Andrews Beach
• 1 game of golf at Portsea Golf Club
• 1 game of golf at Sorrento Golf Club
• Self-drive rental vehicle (option available for private transfers with driver)

From A$2,201.00 per person twin share

The National Golf Club – Old Course

The Old Course at The National is rightly regarded as the best ‘experience course’ on the Mornington Peninsula.

The National Golf Club – Gunnamatta Course

Formerly, the ‘Ocean Course’, designed by Peter Thomson, The National Golf Club’s Gunnamatta course was redesigned by Tom Doak and re-opened for play in 2019.

The National Golf Club – Moonah Course

The Moonah course at the National Golf Club was designed by Greg Norman and represents some of his best work

Moonah Links – Open Course

The Moonah Links Golf Resort was built to be ‘The Home of Australian Golf’ and its Open course was conceived and constructed to host the Australian Open.

Moonah Links – Legends Course

The Moonah Links Legends Course is a tribute to Australian Open champion golfers and each hole is named after a Legend of the game.

The Dunes Golf Links

The Dunes Golf Links consistently ranks as The Mornington Peninsula and indeed Victoria’s top ranked, publicly accessible golf course.

St Andrews Beach Golf Course

Designed by Tom Doak and Michael Clayton, St Andrews Beach is a links-style course that winds its way through dunes and valleys and it does not disappoint!

Portsea Golf Club

Located at the southernmost tip of the Mornington Peninsula, Portsea Golf Club boasts a wonderful array of holes, ocean views, perfect playing conditions and a members-club charm that will make you glad you made the effort to play it.

Sorrento Golf Club

Sorrento Golf Club, like its neighbour – Portsea, is another of the Mornington Peninsula’s somewhat hidden golfing gems.

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Mornington Peninsula Golf Week

08 – 15 January 2025

Loyalty Program

• Golf Rounds: 4
• Functions: 2

• Welcome Cocktail Party
• Gala Dinner
• Private Winery Experience
• 08 - 15 January 2025

At a Glance

Who is organising this golf week.

Voyages.golf

Who is the Host Hotel?

Peppers Moonah Links Resort

What is the Hotel Address?

Peter Thomson Drive, Fingal, VIC, 3939, Australia

What is the pricing currency?

What is the format.

Individual Stableford, scoring 3 of 4 rounds (automatically drop your worst round)

Am I Eligible to participate?

Any golfer with an official registered handicap is eligible to participate. Golfers without an eligible handicap are welcome to participate but will not be eligible to receive prizes. Non-golfers always welcome.

Golf Week Dates

Event information.

Golf Week is a celebration of enjoyment. Choose either four rounds of golf or immerse yourself in a week of entertaining non-golf activities suitable for partners and friends who don’t golf. Embrace the spirit of friendly competition with enticing prizes up for grabs.

The scoring system is based on the best aggregate Stableford score from three out of four rounds, allowing you to discard your worst round if you encounter a challenging day. This is an informal competition, emphasising camaraderie over professionalism. Participants must observe local course rules and adhere to club dress codes throughout the event.

Golf Week was conceived as a hassle-free escape. Designed for a convenient getaway in the Australia/Pacific region, it offers the opportunity to unpack and settle into a week filled with top-notch hospitality, exceptional golf courses, and exploration of some of the world’s finest destinations. All we ask is for you to bring yourselves and your loved ones, leaving us to manage the entire week with every detail taken care of.

Package Inclusions

Golfer Inclusions:

• 7 Nights’ accommodation at the Moonah Links Resort, Open Suite
• Daily breakfast at the Resort

Moonah Links Legends Course

Moonah Links Open Course

St Andrews Beach Golf Course

• The Dunes Golf Club
• Welcome cocktail reception with canapes
• Farewell Gala Dinner with live music, bottomless food & drink
• Daily breakfast
• Post-round barbecue Lunch after The Legends Round
• Post-round barbecue lunch after The Open Round
• Hole-in-one Prize to The 153rd Open Championship at Royal Portrush (if you have pre-booked The Open but win the prize during this tournament, we’ll reimburse what you’ve paid)
• Overall aggregate Stableford Prizes
• Daily Nearest the Pin (NTP’s)
• Longest Drives
• Daily Best Stableford Score
• Live leaderboard throughout
• Voyages.golf tournament managers & signage
• Exclusive Winery Tour on the rest day with tasting and lunch included
• Airport Transfer 08 January departs MEL Tullamarine at 13.30
• Airport transfer 15 January departs Moonah Links at 09.00
• Services of Voyages.golf tour hosts throughout

Non-Golfers  (Can opt out of any of the following activities at time of booking)

Replace the golf days with the following group activities:

• Day out in Sorrento
• Visit Alba Thermal Hot Springs
• Gunnamatta Beach Horse Ride
• Winery Day with lunch, exclusive to our group.

Wednesday 08 January 2025

• We have two departures (AM & PM) included for this Golf Week
• On arrival, check-in with reception, then visit our Welcome Desk where you’ll meet your Voyages.golf tournament directors and get briefed on a wonderful week to come.
• Check-in, unpack and relax for 7 nights you’re staying in one place – it doesn’t get any easier than this!

Optional Golf

Thursday 09 January 2025

• Today is a free day to explore the Mornington Peninsula, relax after your flight, or enjoy some of the Moonah Links Resort’s finest amenities. For those keen on a round of golf, we have an optional round with transfers included to Flinders Golf Club, one of the oldest in Australia (founded 1903). The cost for this optional extra round A$ 130 per person including transfers to the golf course.
• This evening, you are invited to our official welcome function with drinks and canapés included. Expect live entertainment, a short speech followed by plenty of delectable delights as we welcome you to the stunning Mornington Peninsula.

Friday 10 January 2025

• Our first round of golf is onsite at the Moonah Links Resort. You’ll play the Legends Course which opened in 2003. It is the better course to begin our Golf Week experience with more forgiving fairways and green complexes. Make no mistake, there are challenges as you will discover.
• After golf, enjoy a post-round BBQ onsite to cap off a great day of golf. This is where stories and tales start forming of epic make-and-breaks on the course.
• Non-golfer activity: Winery Day with lunch & tasting

Saturday 11 January 2025

• After a sleep in, we head to the nearby Dunes Golf Links where we have a two-tee start on the Tony Cashmore-designed links. This is one of Australia’s top public-access golf courses and is a must-play when visiting the Mornington Peninsula. It opened in 1995 and is currently ranked in the Top 25 courses in Australia.
• The evening is free to spend at your leisure
• Non-golfer activity: Alba Thermal Springs

Sunday 12 January 2025

• After two days of golf, we’ll mark the half-way mark with a rest and a truly authentic Mornington Peninsula experience. We’ll visit one of the top wineries on the Peninsula with an exclusive tasting, a chat with their sommelier, followed by a hearty lunch.
• The Mornington Peninsula is home to over 200 wineries and is famous for producing some of Australia’s top wines. We can’t wait to showcase one of these premier venues to you.

Monday 13 January 2025

• Our third round of golf will be played at St Andrews beach Golf Course, designed by American architect Tom Doak. This links course is possibly one of the most well-regarded golf courses on the Peninsula. This is a golf course that has been stripped back, allowing the elements to run their course and forcing you to pick your shots carefully.
• After golf, your afternoon and evening is free to spend at your leisure
• Non-Golfer Activity: Gunnamatta Horseback riding

Tuesday 14 January 2025

• For our final round of golf, we stay onsite to play the Moonah Links Resort’s Open Course . This is the only golf course in Australia that was crafted specifically for a tournament. Designed by 5-time Open Winner Peter Thomson, this course hosted the Australian Open in 2003 and 2005.
• After golf, we have a post-round BBQ included at the Resort
• This evening, we invite you to our official farewell gala dinner to present the golf prizes, say our farewells, and enjoy some fantastic entertainment
• Non-golfer activity : Free day in Sorrento

Wednesday 15 January 2025

• After breakfast at your leisure, it’s time to pack up and depart the Hotel for your onward journey. Voyages.golf has two group departures to the airport for your homeward flight. The second of these will stop in Melbourne to drop off any passengers who are staying on in Melbourne for the Australian Open.

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Accommodation

Moonah Links Resort

The Moonah Links Resort seamlessly weaves modern comfort into the region’s rich history. The resort’s architecture blends well with the coastal landscape, providing guests with a tranquil escape surrounded by nature, in the heart of the Peninsula or ‘The Ninch’ as the locals call it.

Originally established in 2003, Moonah Links Resort has become synonymous with golf on the Mornington Peninsula. Its connection to the renowned Legends and Open Courses adds a layer of historical significance to the property. Both courses have hosted national championships over the past two decades of its existence, and it is the best two-course golf resort on the Mornington Peninsula. The golf courses themselves were designed by legends in the sport, with Peter Thomson contributing to the Legends Course and Peter Thomson & Ross Perrett designing the famous Open Course which hosted the Australian Open in 2003 and 2005.

As guests explore the resort, they encounter a blend of contemporary design and subtle nods to the Peninsula’s maritime heritage. The lobby, adorned with local artwork, serves as a welcoming space with expansive windows that frame views of the golf courses and surrounding greenery. Accommodation at Moonah Links Resort are designed to complement the natural surroundings. The Open Rooms, where you’ll stay, offer a comfortable retreat after a day exploring the Peninsula’s historical landmarks or partaking in a round of golf. The architecture emphasizes the connection to the outdoors, with private balconies or patios offering tranquility overlooking the first fairway of the Open Course.

The Mornington Peninsula itself carries a storied past, from Indigenous communities to European settlement. Today, guests can explore nearby historical sites, vineyards, and coastal trails, gaining a deeper appreciation for the region’s cultural and environmental heritage. This Resort sits at the end of the Mornington Peninsula Freeway, and stands as a gateway to popular amenities including Alba Thermal Springs, the seaside town of Sorrento, breweries like St Andrews Beach Breweries, and endless coastlines along the Southern Peninsula.

Moonah Links Resort invites guests to not only enjoy world-class golf but also to immerse themselves in the unique history and natural beauty of the Mornington Peninsula. It stands as a testament to the timeless appeal of this coastal region, providing a modern retreat deeply rooted in the area’s rich heritage.

Golf Format & Information

The Legends Course is a golfing masterpiece designed by Ross Perrett. Renowned for its challenging layout and strategic design, this 18-hole course offers a true test of skill for golfers of all levels. The Legends Course showcases undulating fairways, native vegetation, and expansive bunkering that adds a touch of links-style authenticity. The fairways are more forgiving than The Open Course . The stunning landscape provides panoramic views of the surrounding coastline, creating a memorable and immersive golfing experience.

Adjacent to its sister course ( The Legends Course ), the Moonah Links Open Course offers a distinct golfing experience with its sprawling layout and generous fairways. Designed by Peter Thomson, this 18-hole course provides players with a links-style challenge while allowing for strategic shot-making. The course’s expansive greens and cleverly placed hazards make it a favourite among both seasoned golfers and those new to the game. Panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and a well-maintained course enhance the overall golfing experience.

The Dunes Golf Links

Situated amidst captivating coastal dunes in the heart of the Mornington Peninsula, The Dunes Golf Links is a championship course that seamlessly blends the natural terrain with an exciting and challenging layout. Designed by Tony Cashmore, this 18-hole course offers a links-style experience with undulating fairways, strategic bunkering, and breathtaking views of the coastline. The Dunes is known for its pristine course conditions, providing golfers with an authentic and memorable round in the heart of the Mornington Peninsula.

Embracing the natural beauty of the Mornington Peninsula, St Andrews Beach Golf Course offers a unique and challenging golfing experience. Designed by Tom Doak, this 18-hole course is characterised by rolling sand dunes, native vegetation, and strategically placed bunkers on an open-format dune-scape. The course layout provides a balance of difficulty and playability, making it suitable for golfers of varying skill levels. St Andrews Beach boasts a tranquil ambiance and stunning views, creating an unforgettable golfing journey. It is located on the same stretch of land as The Dunes Golf Links.

• Non golfer inclusions listed under ‘inclusions’ tab’
• All pricing is listed as per person.
• Eligibility: You must have travelled on a Golf Week Series event within 730 days of this Golf Week’s start date
• Price: $ 149 per person
• Australian Open Tennis: Package One or Two. Please enquire when submitting the form.
• 25% Deposit due to confirm your place
• Balance is due 26 September 2024

– You may elect to pay for your booking in full at time of booking

*Please let us know when booking if you have any dietary requirements such as allergies or intolerances

To book, please provide the following:

• Names as per passport of each traveller
• Mobiles & email address of each traveller
• The mailing list of the person paying (if paying individually, we will need the mailing address of each payee)
• Dietary requirements (allergies & intolerances only)
• Golflink Number or Official Golf Handicap (golfers only)

This golf tour is subject to our standard terms and conditions, located here .

Other Experiences

Here are some of the top things to do when visiting the Mornington Peninsula:

Winery Tour: Explore the renowned wineries of the Mornington Peninsula. Enjoy leisurely tastings of cool-climate wines amidst picturesque vineyards.

Hot Springs Experience : Unwind at the Peninsula Hot Springs, where natural thermal pools provide a relaxing and rejuvenating experience. Perfect for soothing tired muscles after a round of golf.

Historic Point Nepean National Park: Take a stroll through history at Point Nepean, a historic site with walking trails, fortifications, and stunning views of Port Phillip Bay.

Art Galleries and Studios : Discover the vibrant arts scene with visits to local galleries and studios, showcasing the work of talented Peninsula artists.

Scenic Coastal Walks : Enjoy a leisurely coastal walk along one of the Peninsula’s picturesque trails, such as the Cape Schanck Boardwalk or the Bay Trail.

Shopping in Sorrento: Explore the charming shops and boutiques in Sorrento. From unique gifts to local crafts, there’s something for everyone.

Seaside Dining : Indulge in fresh seafood and regional cuisine at one of the many seaside restaurants. Take in stunning ocean views while savoring delicious meals with amazing coastal views. Popular places to eat include Dromana, Mornington, Mt Martha, Flinders, Sorrento, and Portsea.

Arthur’s Seat Eagle Gondola: Experience panoramic views of the Peninsula and beyond with a ride on the Arthur’s Seat Eagle gondola. A scenic and accessible way to appreciate the landscape.

Mornington Peninsula Hikes: Choose from a variety of scenic hikes suited for different fitness levels. Options include the Bushrangers Bay Trail or the Red Hill Rail Trail.

Peninsula Spa Retreat: Treat yourself to a spa day at one of the Peninsula’s luxurious wellness retreats, offering a range of relaxing treatments and therapies.

Gourmet Food Experiences: Embark on a culinary adventure with a gourmet food tour, sampling local cheeses, chocolates, and other delicious treats.

Wildlife Encounters : Visit the Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park to get up close with native Australian wildlife in a natural bushland setting.

Australian Open Tennis Add-ons

• Check-in Wednesday 15 January
• Check-out Friday 17 January
• Daily breakfast at your hotel
• Transfer from The Peninsula to Hotel
• 1-day Grounds Pass, Thursday from 11AM
• Thursday Evening Rod Laver Arena Upper Baseline

Rendezvous Hotel (Perkins Room)

$ 798 – Double/Twin Occupancy, per person

$ 1,079 – Single occupancy, per person

Sofitel on Collins (Classic Room)

$ 1,169 – Double/Twin Occupancy, per person

$ 1,739 – Single occupancy, per person

• Check-out Sunday 19 January
• Friday evening Rod Laver Arena, grounds entry from 5PM
• 1-day Grounds Pass, Saturday from 11AM
• Saturday Evening Rod Laver Arena Upper Baseline 

$ 2,419 – Double/Twin Occupancy, per person

$ 2,959 – Single occupancy, per person

$ 3,069 – Double/Twin Occupancy, per person

$ 4,219 – Single occupancy, per person

Extra Nights & Services

Make your Golf Week more personalised by extending your trip or booking extra activities. Check out your options with our team today.

Pre/Post Tours

Interested in touring the surrounding area? Check with our team to see if there are any pre or post Golf Week Tours running.

Golf Week members receive 10% off any travel insurance policy issued by Voyages.golf. Contact us with your D.O.B for a quote today.

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Anzac Day on the Peninsula 2024

Published on 03 April 2024

Anzac Day 2024 marks the 109thanniversary of the Gallipoli landing in 1915. The spirit of Anzac continues to play a role in the local community to this day, with its qualities of courage, mateship and sacrifice. We encourage our community to commemorate Anzac Day by attending their local traditional dawn services, marches and remembrance services. Details of services, times and locations held across the Peninsula are listed below. For more information please visit the respective RSL/Rotary Club websites or call 1300 850 600 .

Quotes attributable to Mayor Councillor Simon Brooks: “On Thursday 25 April 2024, we come together to honor the brave souls who made the ultimate sacrifice in service of our nation. As Mayor, I am proud to announce our support for Anzac Day services across 13 townships, as we pay homage to those who have given so much for our freedom”.

Service  9.30am Anzac Park – Corner Frankston-Flinders Road and Russell Street, Balnarring

Dawn Service  6am Cenotaph at Tingira Place, Crib Point March  10.45am Crib Point RSL, Milne Street, Crib Point to Crib Point Cenotaph Service  11am Cenotaph at Tingira Place, Crib Point

Dawn Service  6am War Memorial, The Peninsula Club, Gibson Street, Dromana March  9.15am O’Donohue Street, Dromana to Dromana Cenotaph Service  9.30am Dromana Cenotaph, Corner Pt Nepean Road and Verdon Street, Dromana

Service  10am Flinders Hall, corner Norman Street and Cook Street March  11am Flinders Hall, corner Norman Street and Cook Street to Flinders War Memorial Service and wreath laying 11.30am Flinders War Memorial, corner Cook Street and The Esplanade

Dawn Service 6am Cenotaph Hastings Foreshore March  10.30am Hastings RSL, King Street, Hastings to Cenotaph Hastings Foreshore Service  11am Cenotaph Hastings Foreshore

Dawn Service  6am Memorial Park, Barkly Street, Mornington March  9.30am Corner Queen Street and Main Street to Memorial Park, Barkly Street, Mornington Service  10am Memorial Park, Barkly Street, Mornington

Mount Eliza

Service  2pm Remembrance Garden Cenotaph, Mount Eliza Community Centre, Canadian Bay Road

Service  10.15am Red Hill Community Park, Shoreham Road, Red Hill South

Dawn Service  6am Rosebud RSL Memorial, Eastbourne Road, Rosebud March  9.30am Corner 9th Avenue and Point Nepean Road to Rosebud Cenotaph, corner Jetty Road and Point Nepean Road, Rosebud Service  9.45am Rosebud Cenotaph, corner Jetty Road and Point Nepean Road, Rosebud

Dawn Service  6am Memorial Wall, Rye RSL, Nelson Street, Rye March  12pm Rye Pier to Rye RSL Service  12.30pm Memorial Wall, Rye RSL, Nelson Street, Rye

Dawn Service 6am Fruit Growers Reserve, Jones Road and Station Street, Somerville

Dawn Service 6am Sorrento Foreshore War Memorial, Sorrento March  11.30am Corner Ocean Beach Road and Melbourne Road, Sorrento to Sorrento Foreshore War Memorial Service  12pm Sorrento Foreshore War Memorial, Sorrento

Dawn Service 6am Tyabb Central Reserve, corner Mornington-Tyabb Road and Frankston-Flinders Road