Access the world’s best, first
What happens when you bring two teams of the world's best players together onto one of the best courses in the southern hemisphere? From 7–10 December 2028, Kingston Heath Golf Club will find out. With the iconic Aussie atmosphere welcoming fans from across the globe and Melbourne's renowned hospitality, anything is possible. Just you watch.
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Premium Experience
The United States team and International Team are set to go head-to-head on Australian soil, and this is your chance to be part of it. Our premium experience gives you a front-row seat to it all - elevated viewing, first-class hospitality, and exclusive access around the course. This is team golf at its biggest and best - up close, and in person.
Hospitality packages go on sale in early 2027 - register your interest now to be the first to know when they're available.
Your chance to tee off at Kingston Health Golf Club
Be first in line. Register now for early ticket access and the chance to win a money-can't-buy Kingston Heath Golf Club experience*.
What you get:
FIRST ACCESS TO TICKETS
Premium experiences and hospitality go on sale February 2028. Registered access opens before the public, and there is a limited amount available.
THE NEWS BEFORE ANYONE ELSE
Teams, players, captains and event news, sent to you as they're announced.
WIN THE ULTIMATE DAY AT KINGSTON HEATH GOLF CLUB
Every registration goes into the draw for a money-can't-buy Presidents Cup Player for a Day experience at Kingston Heath Golf Club.
The experience includes:
- Round of golf at Kingston Heath Golf Club
- Premium food and beverage all day, breakfast and lunch
- Official Presidents Cup merchandise
- Photo with the Presidents Cup trophy
- Flights from the closest Australian capital city plus accommodation for winners outside Melbourne.
*Terms and conditions apply, Entries close 11:59pm AEDT Sunday 31 January 2027.
Explore the Course
In 2028, the world's best will tee off at Kingston Heath Golf Club, one of the most iconic courses on Melbourne's famed Sandbelt. A true test for the world's best, at 7,657 yards and Par 72.
HOLE #1
A long, accurate drive is required on this straight par four. Heavy rough and fairway bunkers make the first shot most demanding. An excellent starting hole.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
481 yards
440 meters
HOLE #2
A well placed tee shot will leave only a short, uninterrupted pitch to the green. However, heavy timber on the left could spell trouble for any wayward shots or shortcut attempts. Accuracy, not distance, is the key.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
400 yards
366 meters
HOLE #3
This is the shortest par four on the course. Most players will be looking for birdies here, but the terraced green is very undulating and could turn a potential one-putt into three.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
294 yards
269 meters
HOLE #4
The fairway is wide open, but a drive to the left affords the best approach to the heavily bunkered green. Once again, the green has many undulations and slopes from back to front.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
427 yards
390 meters
HOLE #5
Although this is the longest par three on the course, it is a fairly straightforward hole. There are plenty of sand traps on both sides, but the size of the green provides reasonable margin for error off the tee.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 3
187 yards
171 meters
HOLE #6
A difficult par four requiring a long drive and a long second shot. A string of bunkers waits to snare any approach straying right, although the area around the green itself is fairly clear.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
464 yards
425 meters
HOLE #7
The par five seventh hole is a definite birdie or eagle chance. Drive down the left centre of the fairway, short of the cross bunker. I favour a fairway wood or long iron to pass the small swale at the entrance of the green. Any shot short of the swale is very difficult to judge.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 5
503 yards
460 meters
HOLE #8
Another long par four requiring placement off the tee. The drive must be kept left to open up the green and avoid fairway traps and rough on the corner of the dogleg. The green is severely bunkered on the left.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
435 yards
398 meters
HOLE #9
A relief, but accuracy is essential. Many will use an iron from the tee. The green slopes from left to right and is virtually surrounded by bunkers and thick bush.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
359 yards
328 meters
HOLE #10
There should be plenty of birdies on this short hole, but any misdirected shots will finish in either heavy rough or one of the numerous bunkers, which surround the green.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 3
140 yards
128 meters
HOLE #11
This hole has many pitfalls. Fairway bunkers just over 200 metres from the tee, heavy timber on either side, and an out of bounds behind the narrow green. There will be more bogeys than birdies on this tough hole.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
414 yards
378 meters
HOLE #12
A solid par 5, and a real birdie chance with three well executed shots. However, the players, who take the shortest line along the left, must contend with fairway traps, thick timber, and an out of bounds.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 5
612 yards
560 meters
HOLE #13
Another potential birdie opportunity, but again the tee shot should be well placed. Any shot hit to the right will leave a more difficult approach over bunkers to the small green.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
370 yards
338 meters
HOLE #14
The longest hole, where birdies will be scarce. Bunkers 45 metres short of the green leave little opening for long hitters attempt to get close in two. An out of bounds left and behind the green provides an additional mental hazard.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 5
563 yards
515 meters
HOLE #15
This hole is considered by many to be one of the best par three's in Australia. The very narrow green is protected by deep bunkers on both sides and slopes sharply from back to front.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 3
154 yards
141 meters
HOLE #16
The first of a trio of great finishing par four's. This hole doglegs right with a large number of bunkers perfectly placed to deter or challenge long hitters. The extremely fast, sloping green requires a delicate putting touch.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
477 yards
436 meters
HOLE #17
An extremely difficult par four, particularly if the wind is blowing from the north. Any shot hooked to the left is 'dead', and the huge, sloping putting surface will produce many three-putts.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
459 yards
420 meters
HOLE #18
An accurate long iron approach is required to set up a par on this hole. The green is guarded by traps on both sides and like the previous 17, has many rolls and borrows.
PHOTO BY GARY LISBON
Par 4
488 yards
446 meters
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