Just a leisurely 40 minute drive up the Monash and Princes Freeways from Melbourne's eastern suburbs, the Drouin Golf & Country Club, boasting 27 holes and a new $1.5 million clubhouse, is fast becoming one of the jewels of regional golf in Victoria.

At $25 a round midweek ($28 weekends), plus the comforts of the elegant new clubhouse, it is no surprise that the "have golf clubs, will travel" brigade find the trip to Drouin an experience worth repeating. 

Each of the three different course configurations measure around the very respectable 6000 metres in length.  In all, there are six par 5s ranging from 462m to 488m, and six challenging par 3's with carry from 125m to 182m. 

From the wide open links to narrow tree lined fairways, each hole at Drouin  presents a different challenge and the gently undulating landscape enables easy relaxed walking for all ages.  All of this plus some of the finest views in country golf. 

Course improvements over the past five year have included the upgrade of fairways to santa ana couch grass as well as the construction of a 30 mega litre irrigation dam.   

Full Membership is only $595.00 per year or $53.08 per month via our convenient direct debit option.  Pro rata rates and introductory offers are available to new members.  Other flexible membership options, including our popular "daylight saver deal" are also available. Please contact our friendly staff to discuss which membership suits your lifestyle the best or go to our Membership page to find out more.  

Current Pro Rata Membership Specials

Membership From Feb 2012 - Oct 2012

(8 Months Membership)

 Full 7 Day Membership  $350

Pensioner 7 Day Membershp  $290  

Off Peak (Unlimited Social Play After 1pm, 7 Days)  $240

Junior U/21 Yrs $70   

Thursday Night Bistro Meals

      6 - 8pm / Bookings Preferred PH. 5625 1330  

 START AGAIN ON: 

Thursday 2nd February 2012

TO BE HELD EVERY WEEK THEREAFTER 

 5 Delicious Main Meals Each Week 

Kids Meals $7.00

Golf Right On Track At Drouin

 There's quite a WOW factor at Drouin for the first-time visitor.  A perfect example of this is upon arriving at the 10th tee.  The long sweeping par four looks testing enough but it's the   obstacle - two white-painted rails just ahead - that truly catches the eye.  Even when one is instantly aware the rails frame part of a racecourse - the home of the Drouin Picnic Race Club. The rather narrow but picturesque track captures seven of the golf club's 27 holes - and hitting a drive over the track is all part of the fun here.