Compared with the fine craftsmanship of Royal Melbourne golf course, the Kingston Heath course can be described as better than the original style. Kingston Heath is located in the famous Melbourne sand belt, originally developed by Dan Soutar, built in 1925. Renowned golf course architect Mackenzie for the stadium transformed part of the bunkers, creating the most natural landscape. He made some layout adjustments on base of the prototype style, including the four on the 15th hole for a short the distance to the par-3 hole.
Kingston Heath golf course design has a good design for penalties and rewards. If players want to play well, they need to develop appropriate strategies. The 6th hole (long par four) is regardsed the best four holes among golf courses in Australia'. The last five holes of this golf course are most challenging championship golf course layouts. Strategies take the lead in the first 14 holes (five holes), followed by the wizard and varied 15 hole (par three), the right dog leg 16th hole, 17 hole without bunkers around the green blind holes, 18 holes then is a long par four, the last three four-hole distance of more than 400 yards. Kingston Heath golf course challenges, in addition to the distance required players also need to attack the green accurate.
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