The Sorrento Golf Club is a well groomed, hilly course with all year playability set on a sand and limestone base. It's generous fairways and roughs are surrounded by densely wooded plantations, and bent grass greens are moderately to heavily bunkered.

When Melbourne's early stalwarts travelled to the Mornington Peninsula for their holidays, they took their golf along with them. The Sorrento Golf Club became the "Royal Melbourne of the South", a course built on classic lines, borrowed from the original, for the joy and pleasure of golfers good and bad - 18 holes, each with a character all its own, challenging you to a rematch, over and over again.

The magnificent fairways, manicured greens and undulating terrain make Sorrento Golf Club one of Australia's top seaside courses. It is also one of the Mornington Peninsula's most established golf clubs, and is now experiencing greater popularity thanks to the increased exposure of the region.