Rosebud Country Club, South Course is centrally located on the Mornington Peninsula, south-east of Melbourne, the Rosebud Country Club has been part of the Peninsula since 1962. Rosebud offers 36 holes of quality golf, with two very different playing experiences.

Some find the South golf course fractionally easier than the North, though there is little to separate the two, and both thrill players with their golfing challenge and immaculate appearance. The club has access to a constant supply of water, thereby ensuring the high quality, year-round, presentation of the courses. The South course measures 5,973-metres off the men's blue tees, playing to a par of 72 for both men and ladies.

The North Course, a former host of the Australian PGA Championship, features large pine trees framing the fairways, while the South Course boasts wide fairways and large greens.

The North layout recently ranked 69th in Golf Australia's Top 100 Public Access Courses, stretches to 6,160-metres off the men's blue tees, playing to a par of 71. Ladies benefit from an extra shot on the?17th which is the toughest hole on the course for the men.

The beauty of these, Tom Doak designed, walk or cart layouts, is that it is very easy to combine any two sets of nine holes seamlessly, and this allows Rosebud to offer, in effect, four different sets of 18 holes.

The modern clubhouse features a practice range and chipping green as well as providing bar and dining with catering for functions also available.