Commonwealth Golf Club is a spectacularly presented 18-hole championship golf course located in the world-renowned golfing region of the Melbourne Sandbelt. Commonwealth is highly rated amongst Australia's top championship courses and is a true test for golfers of all abilities. Measuring 6,380-metres and with a heritage dating back to 1920, the 18-hole layout at the Commonwealth Golf Club is revered for its challenging driving holes, strategic bunkering, and subtle sloping greens which call for accurate shot making to make the par of 73.

Of particular note are the trees that line the course's fairways which have long been considered amongst the finest stands in golf in Australia. The Commonwealth Golf Club was the venue for the 1967 Australian Open which was won by golfing icon Peter Thomson. The club has hosted many other major tournaments including the Women's Australian Open in 2010 and 2011, the Victorian Open in 1961 and 1972, and the Australian Amateur in 1957, 1983 and 2013.Commonwealth has been and remains a golfing home for many of Australia's finest golfers with the Club's honor boards boasting names such as Jarrod Lyle and the 2017 Greg Norman Medalist Marc Leishman.

Recent renovations have continued to improve the course, and ensure Commonwealth remains a relevant, challenging and aesthetically pleasing golfing venue.Along with the pro shop golfers will find a full suite of practice facilities including a driving range, short game area and putting greens. After enjoying either a walk or cart round there are excellent bar and dining facilities to relax in as well as several dedicated function spaces. The locker rooms contain beautiful wooden heritage lockers along with modern bathrooms and amenities to complement the on course experience. Address South Oakleigh, Victoria, Australia.

Course Designer: Sloan Morpeth, Kevin Hartley and Sam Bennett