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Everything about the top golf courses in Victoria
Victoria is one of the benchmark golf regions in the world. For golfers looking at the top golf courses in Victoria, Royal Melbourne's West Course is the defining reference point, but the real strength of the state lies in the depth around it across the Melbourne Sandbelt. Kingston Heath, Metropolitan, Commonwealth and several others turn the Sandbelt into a destination that can sustain multiple days of high-level golf without a drop in quality. The sandy ground, strategic architecture and closeness between clubs give the state a concentration that very few metropolitan areas can rival. Melbourne strengthens the proposition even further. It is one of the easiest cities in the southern hemisphere from which to build a serious golf trip, with strong dining, sport and culture adding value between rounds. That is why Victoria feels so complete. It is not just home to famous courses, but to one of the clearest examples anywhere of how a city and a golf region can elevate each other.
