1. Loughlan | Rated | 21 Jul 2008 | Add A Review

A great course with certain holes having a view of the Melbourne CBD across the bay framed with trees. Massive roll to the left on a couple of holes means that a shot that lands on the right hand side of the fairway results in having to shoot from the far left hand side!

The course was a little dry in spots and avoid drinking from the water fountain/taps on the course.

2. Maverick7 | Rated | 11 May 2008 | Add A Review

My wife and I played this course last month, and it was just so sad. It was badly drought affected, with the fairways being just dusty bare stretches of ground. As another reviewer mentioned, you do not get rewarded for good shots, in fact just the opposite. I hit one good long drive up the right hand side of the fairway, just to watch it roll all the way across and into the rough on the left.

We won’t be back until the drought is over and course has had time to recover.

3. clubselectionisessential | Rated | 29 Jan 2008 | Add A Review

I would go back to this course again for the views and it has a few nicely designed holes as well.

I wasn’t enamoured with the fairways – they were OK but provided a couple of dodgy lies. A similar story with the greens, OK but not great. The bunkers were good though – lots of sand.

5/5 for the views but 3/5 for the fairways and greens I am afraid.

4. johnnytheboy | Rated | 17 Dec 2007 | Add A Review

arrived on a Sunday morning with the sun winking through the the clouds, a soft easterly breeze lollying along and hit off on the 10th a testy little par 3. The ball lands in a bunker and I thought what a start to a round on a Sunday….GOLF!!! The next hole opened up to a fantastic wide par 4 an introduction to the Santa Anna grass fair ways where all the course is watered and fed consistenly. The blades cut through nicely and the greens held well, cambers and fall aways everywhere but a pleasant course well rewarded with over 7 holes facing the magnificent Port Pillip bay, views worth every penny watching the boats and water glisten taking the mind off the tea tree scrub lining the fairways and greens.

5. eeldog1990 | Rated | 12 Jan 2007 | Add A Review

i played this course today and found that if you hit a decent drive down the middle you will not be rewarded for it. most of the fairways go from right to left with a lot of run. the greens are extremely fast. i did a near perfect chip shot that landed on the front of the green and rolled over the other side. i remember how a few years ago this course was very beautiful and lush, now it has major problems most of them due to the drought. hopefully we get some rain and it will become the course it used to be

6. chookbilly | Rated | 07 Jan 2006 | Add A Review

Mornington is a very nice picturesque golf course along the coast, providing some eye candy on certain holes. I'm sure others will rate this course better than I have, but at the time I played it was quite dry. Most of the fairways seem to have a camber, and in the dry conditions the ball would just keep rolling until it had made its way to the edge of the rough. And the greens!! difficult enough withough them being like glass in the dry conditions.

I could see this course being excellent in the winter if you can combat the breeze off the ocean. All in all a fine course that I ran into at the wrong time. Highlights would be the view from the 7th tee, and the par 3 16th with 7 bunkers around the green