Cranbourne Golf Club

South Gippsland Hwy,

Cranbourne, nr Melbourne, Victoria 3977

Office
+61 (0)3 5991 3400
Pro shop
+61 (0)3 5991 3456
Fax
+61 (0)3 5996 0251

Email
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Website
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Golf pro
Mark Auhl (AAA PGA Professional).

About the course

The Course:

18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Relatively flat terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:

Woodland, open countryside and residential.
Designer:

Sam Berriman

Back
tees

Club
tees

Front
tees

Metres

6194

5199

Par

SSS or slope

Location

Latitude:

-38.069700

Longitude:

145.281208

How to get there:

40 km SE of Melbourne CBD.

Oceania /
Melbourne /
Cranbourne

Cranbourne Golf Club

Est. 1953

Cranbourne Golf Club is home to a generally well-regarded golf course, which includes several attractive holes and features. This tree-lined and open parkland layout will test most facets of your game, and should provide a round with plenty of enjoyable golfing challenges. Worth visiting if you are in the area.

List of courses: Around Melbourne

Visitors

Who can play and when?

Visitors welcome on weekdays; very restricted at weekends.

Must book in advance.

Green fees

Visitor fee, 18-holes: weekdays A$65.

Credit cards accepted. Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2018].

Other information

Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted at all times. Golf carts available for hire.

Practice facilities

Excellent

Did you know?

Ossie Pickworth, who was the very first professional at Cranbourne Golf Club, is synonymous with Australian golf. Ossie set a record in winning three consecutive Australian Opens in 1946, 1947 and 1948 (a record which Greg Norman failed to equal at the 1997 Australian Open at Metropolitan).

Published ranking

2020 Australian Golf Digest rating: 77th best course in Australia.

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