Moonah Links Golf
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Moonah Links is a 196 Hectare development set in the heart of the Mornington Peninsulas cups region. An area renowned throughout the world as one of the best tracts of land for links golf, perfectly suited and requiring minimal environmental impact. The topography comprises undulating ancient dunes and is near perfect for links golf. The naturally draining sandy soil avoids water logging and keeps the course playable all year round.

Moonah Links is a 196 Hectare development set in the heart of the Mornington Peninsulas cups region. An area renowned throughout the world as one of the best tracts of land for links golf, perfectly suited and requiring minimal environmental impact. The topography comprises undulating ancient dunes and is near perfect for links golf. The naturally draining sandy soil avoids water logging and keeps the course playable all year round.

The 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.

At 6,315 metres, the course should be fun, but it won’t be a pushover.

The Open Course at Moonah Links is the first ever 18 holes built and prepared for a national championship, with exceptional viewing platforms for spectators. It is one of the longest courses in Australia, and probably in the world in this category.

It measures 6783 metres, so it offers more than a casual stroll in the outdoors. It is a mighty and ferocious test of golfing ability, the likes of which even the top pros only occasionally experience.

In addition to its condusive natural contours, the site is blessed with ever-present wind of some direction and strength, and this enhances its attributes. Planning has arranged that no particular direction is especially helpful, it is always a factor.