2015 Mornington Peninsula Sixth Annual Golf Classic

A week of golf - 4 to 9 October 2015 - 

Australia's No. 1 golf destination the Mornington Peninsula is the setting for four fabulous days of tournament golf. The amateur golf Tournament of 72 holes will be held from 5 October at some of Australia's Top 20 courses - The National, The Dunes, St Andrews Beach and Rosebud Golf courses. Join male and female golfers from interstate Canada, Asia, New Zealand as well as Peninsula and Melbourne golfers and play these "bucket list" courses and compete for the prestigious champion trophy as well as daily prizes.

For all your accommodation needs on the Mornington Peninsula including Sorrento, Blairgowrie, Portsea and Rye contact MyCoastline.

THE PROGRAM

SUNDAY 4 October
Individual Stableford Event - Rosebud Country Club
Tee times from 11.30am. A relaxing and enjoyable way to start off the week at this Top 100 Public Access course. 

MONDAY 5 October
First round of 72 hole Stableford Championship
Morning 7.30am or 8.00am shotgun or afternoon 12.30pm shotgun fields

GALA FOOD AND WINE DINNER at Flinders Hotel. Enjoy some of the finest cuisine and wine on the Mornington Peninsula. Wine tasting with local winemakers followed by a sumptuous 3-course dinner of locally sourced produce

TUESDAY 6 October
Second round of 72 hole Stableford Championship
Morning 8.00am shotgun or afternoon 12.30pm shotgun fields

SPORTS DINNER at Mercure Portsea Golf Club 3-course meal and entertainment. 

WEDNESDAY 7 October
Third round of 72 hole Stableford Championship
Morning 7.30am or 8.00am shotgun or afternoon 12.30pm shotgun fields

THURSDAY 8 October
Final round of 72 hole Stableford Championship
Morning 7.30am shotgun or afternoon 12.30pm shotgun fields

Presentation Dinner at The National Golf Club 3-course gourmet buffet dinner presentations and entertainment

FRIDAY 9 October
Individual Stableford Event - Safety Beach Country Club

Morning 8.30am shotgun field only. A great way to unwind and finish the week at this short but challenging course - it is rarely conquered.