Woodlands Golf Club occupies a coastal setting in Mordialloc, a southeastern suburb of Melbourne along Port Phillip Bay. The course was established in the early twentieth century and has served the local golfing community for over a century. Its location places it within the broader sandbelt region that extends south from Melbourne's inner suburbs, though Woodlands sits closer to the bay than the classic inland sandbelt courses and consequently features different soil characteristics and terrain. The layout reflects its bayside environment, with generally flatter topography than the undulating sandbelt properties further inland. The course routing works through mature tree-lined corridors that provide definition and strategic interest to the holes. Prevailing winds from Port Phillip Bay influence play throughout the year, adding a variable element to club selection and shot-making. The property's coastal proximity means the turf and playing conditions respond to maritime weather patterns. Woodlands functions as a member-focused club serving the southeastern Melbourne suburbs. The course provides a straightforward test of golf suitable for regular play, with strategic elements that reward local knowledge and careful course management. The club maintains traditional fixtures and competitions typical of established Australian metropolitan golf clubs. Its location makes it accessible to golfers from the Bayside area and the broader southeastern corridor of Melbourne, offering a convenient option for those seeking regular golf in a mature suburban setting.