About the course
Private 72-hole par 217 links club in Victoria across four courses
The National Golf Club is a private links club in Victoria, Australia, established in 1984. It comprises 72 holes to a combined par of 217 across roughly 18,959 metres, made up of four courses: The Old (Robert Trent Jones Jr), Moonah (Greg Norman), Gunnamatta (Tom Doak) and Long Island (Gordon Oliver). The club offers a driving range, putting green, pro shop, coaching, a clubhouse, restaurant/dining and parking.
The National enjoys a reputation as one of Australia's standout golfing destinations, and players consistently describe it as a world-class, next-level experience. Reviewers single out the spectacular coastal and peninsula views, the distinct character of each course, and the genuine links conditions — wide-open, firm and fast fairways where the wind can become a real factor. Guests frequently highlight the memorable arrival and the warm, professional welcome from staff, though the club's private, members-first traditions are very much in evidence. Many visitors come away calling it among the finest courses they have ever played and eager to return.
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