Cardinia Beaconhills Golf Links

Beaconhills Golf Club is a 27-hole course located on the edge of the Dandenong Ranges, approximately 50 minutes from Melbourne CBD in Upper Beaconsfield, Victoria. The course is set in picturesque bushland featuring rolling hills, iconic lakes, and a notable kangaroo population.

The club offers three distinct 18-hole combinations: the Stoney Creek Course (Old Course Front 9 and Lakes 9), the Old Course, and the Cardinia Course (Old Course Back 9 and Lakes 9). The original Old Course was designed in 1930 by Dick and Rowley Banks, two of Australia's first PGA professionals, and is characterized by dramatic undulations in natural bushland with sloped greens that challenge golfers of all levels.

The Stoney Creek Course features natural dams with Stoney Creek running through it, including the iconic 22nd hole with clear risk-reward opportunities. The Cardinia Course runs alongside Red Hill Road and Cardinia Reservoir, with the opening holes presenting significant challenge. Wildlife encounters including emus are common on the 17th and 18th holes. The course caters to all ability levels and has been an integral part of the community since 1947.