The National Golf Club

The National Golf Club is a private members' club located on Melbourne's Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, Australia, comprising 72 holes across two sites: Cape Schanck and Long Island. Founded in 1985, the club features four distinct courses—The Old, Moonah, Gunnamatta, and Long Island—each designed with its own character and style by different course designers. Situated along Victoria's scenic coastline, the courses take advantage of the peninsula's dramatic landscape and natural terrain. The club offers world-class facilities and premium clubhouse services at both locations. The National has established itself as a premier golf destination, hosting tournaments including The National Tournament and a Women's Invitational. The club acknowledges the Bunurong people as traditional custodians of the Cape Schanck land. With a unified membership providing access to all four courses, The National provides members with a comprehensive golfing experience across multiple championship-caliber layouts on one of Australia's most picturesque golf regions.