Combine the two best golf destinations in Australia. This package gives you the very best in Links golf and the chance to experience some of the wines from the Mornington Peninsula.
What's Included:
3 nights at the Crown Metropole or Westin Hotel Melbourne with breakfast (twin/double share)
2 nights accommodation at Peppers Moonah Links
4 rounds of golf at
– Royal Melbourne
– Kingston Heath
– The National
– Moonah Links
Private airport, hotel and golf course transfers throughout
24 hour assistance during your stay
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Price is based on 4 people travelling (Australian Residents Only).
5 nights from AU$3,400.00 per person — 5 Star
5 nights from AU$2,900.00 per person — 4.5 Star
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Royal Melbourne Golf Club:
Founded in 1891, Royal Melbourne is Australia’s oldest and most prestigious golf club. Its West and East courses are respectively ranked number 1 and 6 in Australia. The West course is a course to rival the best in the world. The clubs initial routing was altered by the great golf course architect, Alister Mackenzie in 1926. (no cart)
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Kingston Heath Golf Club:
Kingston Heath is one of Australia’s premier golf clubs. located in the world-renowned sandbelt region in the south east suburbs of Melbourne, it is almost universally regarded as the second best course in the country and is ranked 27th in the world. Its superb conditioning is the envy of many a rival club. (no cart)
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The National Golf Club:
The National Golf Course at Cape Schanck has long been recognised as one of the most spectacular courses in the country, and when new land was acquired nearby back in 1996 to build two links style courses it looked every bit as good. Featuring three world class golf courses – the Old National course (designed by Robert Trent Jones Jnr), the Moonah course (designed by Greg Norman) and the new Gunnamatta course (designed by Tom Doak All three courses are voted in the top 20 in Australia.
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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.