1. leroy8888 | Rated | 14 Apr 2008 | Add A Review

Beautiful course that has been well maintained and looked after with care. Not overly challenging with less bunkers and hazards than some courses but the greens are fast and can be very challenging depending on the pin placements. Has a wonderful feel to the place…highly recommended.

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2. dandeman | Rated | 03 Jan 2008 | Add A Review

nice, relaxing course to play. pretty flat and not as long as other private tracks in the area. fast greens, thick rough and a nice layout give it enough challange to give it respect. has been some changes in the last few years which hav been good, favourtie holes to play are the 3rd, 7th, 9th, 12th and 17th holes.

3. chocky69 | Rated | 22 Jun 2007 | Add A Review

A magnificent layout with greens that would be rated in the top 10 in Australia, not for size but in condition and trueness.The holes have been made harder by way of mounding and very penal rough. All holes are challenging with exception of the 8th hole…it is a nothing hole. A very challenging par 72. The Captain should be highly commended in what has transformed over the past 3 years. I couldn’t recognise the course from previous visits and this is all due to the committee. They now have an abundance of water storages now and will be an envy of other courses.

4. andrew007 | Rated | 15 Feb 2006 | Add A Review

Rossdale is a nice enough course to play without any great golf hole's.It is a short course for a private track in melb,unfortunately the greens are inconsistent,and don't reward good approach shot's with a true line.

The greens are poa and it's worth noting yarra yarra has poa greens and are among the very best in melb yet rossdale's fall well below par.

There is a lack of undulation and fairway bunkers,the kikuyu fairways usually have a good cover of grass although they should consider changing to santa anna,these things cost money but it would improve the course.Hole's can be quite repetitive the only highlight's are:7,9,17.

5. rogerhammond | Rated | 07 Nov 2003 | Add A Review

Rossdale has to be the friendliest, easygoing, private course I've played to date. The course is quite good too, quality fairways, fast greens and the floral displays are great.

Some holes even feel resort-like in their isolation, whereas others seem to lack delineation and you get that "back-and-forth" feeling. And I have to agree that the par 4 8th with the dog-leg onto an uninspiring green is a bit out of character for the rest of the course.

There are 4 par 3's which require different irons spread around the course. The first 3 are quite spectacular, the 3rd hole over water, the 9th hole requiring length off the tee, safe fairway all the way to the green but nastiness on either side to catch hooks and slices, the 11th over an array of bunkering...the 16th (I think) is tucked in a stand of pine trees almost in a case of "whoops, we need an extra hole" and you find yourself backtracking to the 17th along the far end of the practice fairway wondering what all these balls are doing on the ground (you then realise and run for it).

All in all, a beautiful course, great people and a challenging game. I'll be in the market for a club membership in a year or so, and this one is definitely on my short list.

6. scott tindall | Rated | 02 Jun 2003 | Add A Review

Course has a variety of holes that test both your accuracy and your distance. From a monster 420m par 4 that plays as a five into the wind to numerous short par fours that are reacable with a long-short iron combination. The greens are exceptionally interesting and the placement of pins can vary the experiance greatly. Only drawback is there are a few weak holes (such as the woeful 8th) that let the other great holes down. Overall a interesting and pleasant course.

7. xtel55 | Rated | 28 Jan 2003 | Add A Review

A very picturesque layout weaving through corridors of pines and coastal banksias. A Kikuyu course in the tradition of the famous Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles where putting greens blend smoothly into the surrounds. A distinctive design feature is the variety of distances on the par threes which tests out the iron play throughout the entire bag. The club boasts a very friendly atmosphere with a new outdoor entertaining area overlooking the course that twice staged the Australian PGA Championship in the early 60s.

Address: Sixth Avenue, Aspendale

Telephone: 03 9580 1008

Pro Shop: 03 9580 4763 (Kel Garner)