Lonsdale Links occupies a distinctive coastal position on the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria, situated near the entrance to Port Phillip Bay at Point Lonsdale. The course lies within a landscape shaped by maritime winds and native coastal vegetation, characteristic of this stretch of Victoria's southern coastline. The setting places it in proximity to several other notable courses on the peninsula, forming part of a regional golf corridor that includes layouts at Barwon Heads and Thirteenth Beach. The course presents a links-style character influenced by its exposed coastal terrain, with playing corridors that navigate through undulating ground and coastal scrubland. Wind is a consistent factor in play, typical of courses positioned near the Bass Strait approaches. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and the property's topography, offering views across the surrounding coastal environment. Fairways and green sites reflect the sandy soil composition common to the area. Lonsdale Links serves both members and visitors, functioning as an accessible facility within the Bellarine Peninsula's golf offerings. The club maintains a community-oriented atmosphere, drawing golfers from nearby Geelong and the broader Melbourne region. The course provides a straightforward test of golf suited to a range of skill levels, with the coastal conditions adding variability to scoring depending on weather patterns. Its location makes it a practical option for golfers exploring the peninsula's collection of seaside courses.