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    Victoria Golf Club

    Posted by ismith 1 November 2009

    Victoria is a great course ... for us golfers. Victoria is rated in the top five in Melbourne and hosts many tournaments.
    After golf, there is the superb dining room located upstairs overlooking the course. For the serious golfer and anyone wanting somewhere to stay, Victoria offers accommodation in the clubhouse, all rooms have views of the course and grounds.

    Park Road, Cheltenham 3192
    Ph: (03) 9584 1733

    www.victoriagolf.com.au/

    Google map: tinyurl.com/yddtjcd

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    Kings Cove Golf Club

    Posted by ismith 24 October 2006

    Going to Gippsland? Like a round of Golf at a new course in picturesque Metung?
    I reckon Kings Cove on the hill overlooking Metung is the way to go.

    The views are worth the cost of a round, clubs bags and buggies for hire. And if you don't play golf, go to the restaurant for dinner - recently voted one of the best country restaurants
    in Victoria

    Kings Cove golf course is at Metung on the Gippsland lakes, 3 hours from Melbourne
    www.kingscovemetung.com.au/golf/overview.html

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    Australia's golfing capital

    Posted by ismith 18 November 2005

    Melbourne is endowed with probably more first class golf courses, private and public, than any other city in the world. Home to the best course in Australia, Royal Melbourne, within a ½ hour's drive from there are other fantastic courses... Kingston Heath (rated Australia's #2) Metropolitan, The Commonwealth, Yarra Yarra, Keysborough, Huntingdale, Woodlands, the Capital (very exclusive) and Victoria (rich with history).

    Alongside these private courses (which are open to guests) are public courses. Sandringham (using part of the old Royal Melbourne course), Brighton, Cheltenham, Dingley, Albert Park (home of the Australian F1 GP) and Elsternwick. All with 15km of each other.

    Moving further afield onto the peninsula we get courses like The Dunes, Rosebud Country Club, Cape Schank and the National. Plus lots more courses spread around Melbourne (over 50). Add a large number of driving ranges to practice on, and golfers have a huge choice right here in Melbourne.

    Contact the Victorian Golf Association
    www.golfvic.org.au

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