Commonwealth Golf Club, Golf course in Oakleigh South, Australia
Commonwealth Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course in Melbourne's Sandbelt region featuring narrow fairways and strategically placed bunkers. The greens are carefully maintained to provide a demanding round for players.
The club was founded in 1901 and designed by architect Sam Bennett. Since then it has hosted multiple Australian Open and Victorian Open championships.
The club emphasizes traditional golf etiquette and actively encourages women and younger players to participate. You can see how these values shape the daily rhythm of the course.
Access requires a member to accompany you, and information about membership categories is available through the office at Glennie Avenue. Visitors should contact ahead to arrange a visit.
The course uses Melbourne's natural sandbelt terrain, creating playing conditions that challenge golfers of all skill levels. This geographical feature is unique to the region and makes each shot engaging.
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