When golfers think of the Mornington Peninsula, there are some iconic courses that come to mind. But a great Peninsula golf experience doesn’t have to wait until you reach the coast. On the region’s doorstep, Centenary Park Golf Course is well worth discovering.
Located in Frankston, the major metropolitan hub at the Peninsula’s threshold, Centenary Park has quietly built a reputation as one of Melbourne’s premier public golf destinations. Offering exceptional value, outstanding presentation and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s a course that continues to surprise first-time visitors and keep regular golfers coming back.
Open since 1974, the 18-hole course winds through mature, tree-lined fairways, providing an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all abilities. Whether you’re new to the game, keen for a lesson, returning after a break or chasing your next great round, Centenary Park delivers.
Recognised among Australia’s best metropolitan golf courses under $50, Centenary Park proves that quality golf doesn’t have to come with a premium price tag. It’s public golf at its best: welcoming, affordable and maintained to a consistently high standard.
The experience extends beyond the course. Golfers can warm up on the eight-bay driving range, hire a cart for a relaxed round, visit the pro shop for all their golfing essentials, or enjoy a bite to eat and a drink at the Café & Bar overlooking the 18th green – the perfect place to gather before or after a round.
Now under the management of Peninsula Leisure, Centenary Park is entering an exciting new chapter. Working in partnership with Frankston City Council, Peninsula Leisure is committed to protecting the course’s strong reputation while continuing to enhance the experience for golfers.
As a local government enterprise wholly owned by the council, Peninsula Leisure reinvests its operating surplus back into its facilities and the local community, helping ensure Centenary Park continues to evolve while remaining affordable and accessible.
Whether you’re heading to the Mornington Peninsula for a golfing weekend or looking for a quality public course closer to Melbourne, don’t drive past Centenary Park Golf Course. Open seven days a week, it’s a destination worth stopping for.
CENTENARY PARK GOLF COURSE
A: McClelland Drive, Frankston
T: 9789 1480
