Nice Golf course!!!…read more It's a great golf experience. You can enjoy the wonderful scenery when you play here. Well, it's a very good course. You will often come here to play in the future.

We had an excellent hour or two here doing one of the two mini golf courses…read more The design and setup is impressive. Very new and clean. I loved the holes that had contraptions to bring your golf ball up to a higher level. And the final hole ball-return had me staring in awe like a little kid. I would love to go back to try the other course before our trip ends. Excellent fun and highly recommended. Staff were very nice to deal with.

There's balls, lots of them, flying through the air as various skill levels of punters (mainly men)…read moresmack them with metal clubs. Some bring their own clubs, some hire. Some even have beers in hand when not slogging said balls. Albert Park driving range has 2 levels to smack your balls. You can hire loads of balls (100) for under $20. They also have a putting area to hone your close range skills. And they offer a basic tuition lesson for those who are keen. It's a basic driving range and it could perhaps have a larger refreshment area, but it does sell beer which I thought was a winner and you can also have fun by trying to hit the ball cart when it's out picking up balls. All up A-OK!

Albert Park Driving Range is the ultimate! Great to swing a few clubs and hit a few balls. I…read morefrequent the range on weekly basis with work colleagues or friends followed by a pub meal afterwards. In most cases its to let off a little steam from a busy working week but also a great way to keep in contact with old work friends. The APDR boasts two ultra cool levels of where you can swing for 75 or if you've really had a bad day aim for over 250. You can purchase a bucket of 50 balls or 100 balls for under $20 and if you decide to turn pro there is weekly demonstrations with coaching and a putting green where lessons can be held.

A nine hole public course conveniently located in Elsternwick. Fairly short and flat with a total…read moreof 24 bunkers. Great option if you don't have much time or if you are just learning golf. Very pleasant mid-week to have nine holes and then go to one of the cafes nearby to talk about the triumphs of the round. Usually in good condition as that part of Melbourne is a drainage area so the course stays pretty green. One of the few courses around where you can arrive by tram.

A pretty exclusive golf club. I've only been there for a work function. The surrounds and…read morefacilities are great and the food was good. They have a sensible dress code and a policy of not allowing mobile phone use in the public areas. That does a lot to keep the atmosphere dignified.

Public golf course in Brighton - 11km from City centre. Usually in good condition. Front nine is…read moretougher - back nine has a number of short par fours. Most holes have at least two bunkers. Greens are mostly fairly small with little borrow and the fairways are narrow and tree-lined. Hitting off can be daunting for beginners as the waiting area is right behind the tee and there is often a crowd waiting and watching. Beware of balls from other fairways as the fairways are narrow. Four holes on the front nine go up and down hills but the back nine is just undulating. The back nine has nicer shots into the green as some of the hole were redesigned a few years back. The last hole is a useful par-5 that sweeps around a corner. Usually very busy and is popular with beginners so can be slow.

An amazing venue for a wedding ceremony and reception. The views across the green are stunning and…read morethe staff amazing. Cocktail food for the reception was perfect with a good selection on offer. My only tip if having a ceremony on the green is to ensure you have speakers at rear as well as front so people at the back can here the speeches and ceremony.

no moving real estate on the green today... attended a very nice and entertaining wedding.. the…read morecatering was spot on and was exceptional. Should ask the newly weds who they used. Scallops on this bed of anonymous sauce... was amazing. It wasn't potatoe I think my taste buds was killed off from the MSG laden hot pot I had the previous night. The scallop was maaan ... fresh ocean sea breeze in ur mouth. Didn't want it to end. I counted each piece and was very very reluctant to share one of them!! boooo The baramundi?! I think??? was oooooooooohh ... done very well!! Skin crisp and not overly salty or tough. The flesh just carved out in its natural pattern form as you use the fork to separate a piece... Hmmm the steak actually it was a lamb rump!!! Tasted like beef!! Was ok .. I lucked out with a tough piece with a large piece of sinew running through it. Desert... ooooh this was de creme of da cremes the tinged tophie on top breaking away into this yummy custard like heaven thing. **Sorry this is as much as my culinary vocab goes.

What a pleasant public golf course, challenging, well maintained, spacious and full of little traps…read morelike lakes, mid course bunkers, deep bunkers around the greens. You need to have your wits about you here but isn't that part of the challenge? 19th hole with a range of drinks and food options, an outdoor area to enjoy that well earned stubby and plush couches to fall into after you've followed a little white ball all day. Be careful though the depth of the couch can be a challenge to get out of. Pro shop well stocked with gear and extra balls at $1 a pop you can stack up on before you head out to the course where you will possibly leave 1 or 2 in a lake. A good choice of golf course if you're looking for a public one close to the Eastern burbs.

A great shorter public 18 hole golf course along the side of Gardiner's Creek. Proshop has good…read morecheap hire gear and helpful friendly staff. I've bought gear here and been very happy with their advice. Less pressure, cheaper, selective range of gear, and better advice than at many off course golf shops. I've played with, and equiped, my 2 younger teenage sons here. They appreciate the shorter, more technical course layout. A lesson from the Pro, Chris Staff, is totally helpful. Arlo's Cafe is the place for brunch, lunch, or a post game drink. You need to book (7 days in advance) as it can be busy. After 2pm weekdays all the tradies play but after 2pm on weekends is quiet. 9 holes takes 1.5-2hrs depending on time waiting for other groups. Look for the hidden convenience shed near the 6th tee. Take a few rough balls or buy some cheaply at the Pro-Shop as some will likely end up in the creek or in the dense rough and be lost forever. Big hitters need to take care on the front 9 holes, thus the course nicely equalises stronger and weaker players. Greens are slow but vary as with most public courses. The back 9 is more open and forgiving. A great place to walk the course if you're not a golfer. A real inner-city green escape. A real find.