Huntingdale Golf Club

Crisp mornings and golden light. Days like this remind us exactly why we love it here.

📸 Josh Delgorge

"A course that respects its past while being genuinely better to play."

— Mike Cocking, OCM

📸 Gary Lisbon

Reclaimed cypress, dark bronze and copper. A Clubhouse designed as carefully as the course it overlooks.

Recognised with a Victorian Architecture Award by the Australian Institute of Architects.

Morning light across our new course. Some things speak for themselves.

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With origins dating back to 1909, Huntingdale’s story began as Middleborough Golf Club, it lead a somewhat nomadic life until 1941 when it purchased the land once occupied by the Melbourne Hunt Club and changed it's name to the Huntingdale Golf Club.

Fun fact - the suburb of Huntingdale was actually named after the club. Not the other way around.

"As a Sandbelt Style course we want the low vegetation to play a large role in the aesthetic and style of the bunkering. Close to 90,000 plants have been added to the rough areas - especially around bunkers and in the tee carries, along with seeding of native grasses"

- OCM, Mike Cocking

📸 - Gary Lisbon

The 2014 Clubhouse redesign brought modern style and floor to ceiling views that perfectly frame our new course providing the best post round spot for our members!

Precision from every angle. Huntingdale, redesigned.

📸 - Josh Delgorge Media

You'll find us here, overlooking the course and soaking in everything Huntingdale has to offer.