Very nice golf course. Victoria's No 1 public course. Challenging and well kept, a pleasure to…read moreplay. Large and comfortable club house

National Golf Club has 3 Courses, Moonah Course, Ocean Course and Old Course, ranked in Australia's…read moretop 100. Beautiful, manicured fairways with excellent greens, fast & true. Play is more difficult when the wind is blowing, often pushing the bell off the green down the embankment. A little out of the way, but definitely well worth the trip.

Overrated. Who's who of Melbourne golfing society. Track is average. Everyone is a little too…read moresnooty for my taste. Almost a "restrictive" attitude if you get my meaning.

Sorrento Golf Club is a private club but green fee players can get on fairly easily - bookings…read moreessential. This picturesque course is beautifully laid out on undulating ancient sand dunes just 1 km from the coast. Its located just south of the historic township of Sorrento on the Mornington Peninsula. Its a tough, championship level course with fast difficult greens and well maintained fairways. There are at least three or four serious bunkers on each hole. It has a large lake and should be drought-proof from now on. The club house is a period piece in wooden and stone and really captures the architecture of the Peninsula. The first hole is a short par 4 down the hill but the shot in really asks some hard questions of your skill with approach shots. The course is probably most similar to nearby Portsea (also a cracker of a track) and in Melbourne its actually quite like a smaller version of Royal Melbourne or Metropolitan. I like it most for the challenging greens and the fact that everyone was friendly although being Sorrento you'd expect it to be a fairly snooty sort of club.

I didn't play on the course, but I did stop by to gaze at the kangaroos. It's crazy but the…read morekangaroos just walk around the course with no problems. It was packed from each hole. This was my only experience seeing kangaroos. Who would of thought it would have been at a golf course!

This is a review for their kangaroo tours, and not for the golf course!…read more Kangaroo tour was interesting, but a bit short (25 mins) for $10 each. Tours depart half hourly, limited to 5 persons each tour. We drove in a golf buggy to a nearby hole where there was a large group of kangaroos just lazing around. They did move a bit, and there was a mother with a joey. Good photo op! The tour guide had some knowledge of kangaroos, but not alot, and you have to be proactive to ask questions.

Incredible new clubhouse. The new layout is incredible. Still my favorite track in Victoria.read more

This is a great place for regular pub food, but with a twist. Since it brought in its new…read moreIndonesian head chef, it's menu has been including delicious Indonesian cuisine. The regular pub food is great but I also love the Indonesian food. I recommend going on the Wednesday night because they have an Indonesian food stand where you can choose what you would like.

This is a genuinely honest meal with a huge selection of your usual curries steaks and the chicken…read moreparmigiana are huge turn up hungry you won't be disappointed the atmosphere is the same as any subsidised sporting venue (not at all intimate.

A lovely right hander that can be surfed from half a metre to over three metres. The waves rap…read moreatmospherically around a sandy cliff. The point of the reef extended out from the cliff providing the take off point. Rides are long and workable, very enjoyable when smaller on a long board. In front is a typically beautiful sandy beach overlooked by native coastel bush, especially coastal Banksia trees. It's only about an hour and 20 mins from the centre of melbourne or a half hour from Geelong, so well worth a visit. If it's not working then there are plenty of other waves nearby that might be. Best surfers in the world compete here every Easter and it's refered to by Keanau Reeves in Point Break.