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St Andrews Beach Golf Club
Fingal, Victoria, Australia
18 Holes · Par 70 · Green fees on request · Links
— About
About St Andrews Beach Golf Club
St Andrews Beach Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 70 course at Fingal on the Mornington Peninsula, south of Melbourne in Victoria. Tom Doak and Mike Clayton routed it with minimal earthmoving. Short holes sit on the difficult ridge sections.
- Kangaroos live on the property.
- A golf shop is on site, and golf carts can be hired at the club.
- The course appears in rankings of the world's leading golf courses.
- Tom Doak also designed Tara Iti in New Zealand.
History of St Andrews Beach Golf Club
Tom Doak and Mike Clayton designed 36 holes for this Mornington Peninsula site. The original development ran into financial trouble, and the course is now an affordable public-access club.
Signature holes at St Andrews Beach Golf Club
The 305-yard par-4 2nd is a short four with a risk-and-reward choice off the tee. The 302-yard par-4 14th is another short four.
Playing St Andrews Beach Golf Club: tips
Golf carts can be hired. The clubhouse offering is limited, so plan to eat in the area before or after your round.
Visit St Andrews Beach Golf Club
209 Sandy Rd, Fingal, Victoria 3941
Fingal, Victoria, Australia
— Facilities
Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about St Andrews Beach Golf Club
How long is St Andrews Beach Golf Club?
The full course measures 6,074 meters, which is about 6,643 yards, laid out as a links.
Where is St Andrews Beach Golf Club?
It is at 209 Sandy Road in Fingal, on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, south of Melbourne.
Do you need to be a member to play?
No. The club has fully public access, so visitors can book a round without any membership or introduction.