Victoria Golf Club
Cheltenham, Victoria, Australia
18 Holes · Par 72 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Heathland
— About
About Victoria Golf Club
Victoria Golf Club is a private 18-hole, par 72 course in Cheltenham, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. It sits on the Melbourne Sandbelt. The course opened in 1927 to a design by Oscar Damman and Bill Meader, and the bunkering carries the advice of Alister MacKenzie. The Australian Open has been played here on several occasions, including in 2024.
- OCCM Golf carried out a restoration of the course.
- The club has a restaurant and a lodge with guest rooms.
- The club has a driving range for warming up before a round.
- Carts can be hired.
History of Victoria Golf Club
The club was founded in 1903 and later moved from Port Melbourne to its present Cheltenham site, where the course opened in 1927. Oscar Damman and Bill Meader laid out the holes, and Alister MacKenzie gave bunkering advice. OCCM Golf has since carried out a restoration.
Signature holes at Victoria Golf Club
The 15th is a short par 4 of 289 meters (316 yards).
Playing Victoria Golf Club: tips
Victoria is a private club with no published green fee, and play is by arrangement for members, invited guests and reciprocal-club members. Tee times are arranged in advance through the pro shop. Allow time beforehand for the driving range, and check the club's dress code before you travel.
— Weather at Victoria Golf Club
Approximate conditions · Observed · Open-Meteo
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Victoria Golf Club
Where is Victoria Golf Club?
The club is in Cheltenham, a suburb of Melbourne, on the Melbourne Sandbelt.
Who designed the course?
Oscar Damman and Bill Meader laid it out, with bunkering advice from Alister MacKenzie. OCCM Golf later carried out a restoration.
Can visitors stay on site?
Yes. The club has a lodge with guest rooms, alongside a restaurant.