Cerberus Golf Club

Cerberus Golf Club is a nine-hole course with eighteen tees located on the HMAS Cerberus Naval Base on the Mornington Peninsula, Australia. The course has a par of 72 and features tree-lined fairways with scenic views of Western Port Bay and Hann's Inlet, set against the backdrop of the Dandenong Ranges.

The course presents a challenging layout, opening with a par-4 of 407 metres and incorporating five par-5s ranging from 419 to 507 metres. The signature hole is the par-5 seventh, a 507-metre challenge featuring a tee adjacent to the base cemetery with Western Port Bay views. Fairways are covered in kikuyu grass while greens comprise bent grass and Poa Annua.

The course underwent significant development beginning at the end of World War II, with nine holes completed in 1946. Modern greens were constructed in 1974, and additional tees were built in later years to create eighteen distinct hole variations. The clubhouse, built in 1988 by club members, accommodates approximately 100 people with bar and kitchen facilities.

Originally exclusive to Defence Force personnel until 1999, Cerberus is now open to the general public and remains one of the Mornington Peninsula's lesser-known courses. The club is affiliated with Golf Peninsula Victoria and offers both membership and visitor green-fee play.