The Mornington Golf Club is one of the oldest clubs on the Mornington Peninsula with spectacular views over Port Philip Bay from the high points of the course.
Clubhouse |
Par 4 1st Tee |
Par 4 1st hole |
3rd green |
4th green |
The 5th is the first of the par 3 holes and time for more views.
Par 3 5th tee |
Par 3 5th hole |
View from 5th tee down 17th hole |
The scores were not anything to write home about today, but the weather had turned out kind, good company and great course made the day enjoyable.
The 6th is another medium length par 4, and that brings us to another par 3, the 205m 7th. Watch out for golfers crossing from the 16th green!
Par 3 7th hole |
View from 7th tee |
The front nine finishes with another uphill par 4 to the clubhouse. A short walk to the par 3 10th that plays shorter than its 164m due to the downhill change in elevation.
Par 3 10th |
Par 3 10th hole |
After the turn I started to hit irons a little better and built up to a more respectable 16 points on the back nine (including a wipe on our starting hole the 18th).
13 tee |
13 hole |
13th green |
The 14th is a long par 5 with a double dog leg right and then left, with the approach aiming straight at the Melbourne skyline.
The 15th has a blind tee shot over a sloping fairway that requires a accurate second to a well protected green.
15th tee |
View from 15th tee |
15th green |
The 16th is the last of the par 3's with possibly the best views of the bay. A short hole but again demands an accurate shot to the green.
Par 3 16th hole |
View back from 16th tee |
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