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Golf on the Mornington Peninsula
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Golf on the Melbourne Sandbelt
Great Golf Escapes can organise packages to play the famous Melbourne Sandbelt golf courses. Based in Melbourne's South Eastern Suburbs, and established over 30 years ago, Great Golf Escapes has steadily established itself as one of Australia's most respected golf holiday and corporate golf event businesses. This reputation has allowed Great Golf Escapes unprecedented access to Australia's finest golf courses, a pleasure which they are able to extend to their clients. Golf courses such as Royal Melbourne, Kingston Heath, Metropolitan, Victoria, Commonwealth, Yarra Yarra, Huntingdale, Woodlands, Peninsula-Kingswood, The National, St Andrews Beach, Moonah Links, The Dunes, Sorrento, Barwon Heads, Thirteenth Beach, The Sands Torquay and many others form the basis for some wonderful golf in Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula and the Bellarine Peninsula.
Golf in the Yarra Valley and Dandenongs
In times past, the Yarra Valley was best known for its famous vineyards. This is changing as more and more golf courses are appearing on the Yarra Valley map. Courses such as The Heritage GCC, Eastern Golf Club, Gardiners Run, Yering Meadows have popped up in the region over the last few years and being located only 45 minutes northeast of Melbourne makes this a very attractive region for golf. A further 20 minutes down the road lies the RACV Country Club at Healesville. The course has been redesigned by Michael Clayton (Barnbougle Dunes architect). Over time, this region will become one of the main golfing regions of Victoria and, when combined, with other activities including ballooning, winery tours, fine dining and walking make it the ideal getaway.
Golf on the Bellarine Peninsula, Surfcoast & Shipwreck Coast
Less than five years ago the area known as the Bellarine Peninsula, Surf Coast and Shipwreck Coast was more well known for its surf beaches than its golf courses. Starting 65 minutes southwest of Melbourne this area has grown significantly in golfing terms with the addition of a large number of new courses. This region is an ideal self drive location where you start at the beginning of the Peninsula and over a week can meander your way through a series of new and well established courses—each offering different golfing challenges. Barwon Heads Golf Club (private member's course offering limited non member access through Great Golf Escapes) the nearby 36 hole golf complex at Thirteenth Beach, and Lonsdale Links offer many great challenges. Heading further down the peninsula lies the sleepy surf coast town of Torquay with two great golf challenges, The Sands - Torquay and the RACV Torquay Golf Clubs. A little further down the road are courses such as Angelsea GC (lots of kangaroos), Warrnambool GC and Port Fairy Golf Club. All varied and well worth playing. The Bellarine Peninsula, Surf Coast and Shipwreck Coast is only getting better and this well-kept secret is certainly worth a visit.