The National Golf Club — Moonah Course

Parkland Private Championship Australia Melbourne Mornington Peninsula Greg Norman

The National Golf Club — Moonah Course Golf Course

Melbourne, Australia

Course Details

Holes

Par 72

Rating / Slope

74.8 / 148

Course Rating

Green Fee

Private Club

Course Type

Parkland

Private

Cape Schanck Road, Cape Schanck, Victoria 3939, Australia Get Directions →

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About The National Golf Club — Moonah Course Golf Course

The National Golf Club on the Mornington Peninsula is home to three distinctly different and highly-rated 18-hole courses — the Old Course, the Ocean Course, and the Moonah Course — making it one of Australia's most comprehensive private golf estates. The Moonah Course, designed by Greg Norman and Bob Harrison and opened in 1998, takes its name from the moonah trees — a distinctive coastal-adapted tea-tree species — that create dramatic framing and wind protection on multiple holes. Set on open, exposed Mornington Peninsula terrain, the Moonah plays in the links tradition: firm, fast fairways, prominent bunkering, and holes that change character entirely based on wind direction and strength. The National is private and exclusive — one of Australia's most desirable memberships — but its three-course variety and the quality of all three layouts make it the most compelling private golf destination on the Melbourne Sandbelt. The Moonah is consistently ranked in Australia's top 20 and among the world's top 50.

Why Play The National Golf Club — Moonah Course

Three 18-hole championship courses on one estate — Australia's most comprehensive private golf complex
Moonah Course (Greg Norman design) consistently ranked Australia's top 20, world's top 50
Moonah trees create unique native framing and wind corridors across the Mornington Peninsula terrain
Open, exposed Mornington Peninsula location — links-style playing conditions in an Australian context
Private and exclusive — among the most coveted golf memberships in Australia