Domain Review Melbourne Times - November 13, 2019

PEOPLE & PROPERTY OF MELBOURNE

NOVEMBER 13-19, 2019

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A TR AV EL GUIDE TO GLORIOUS GOLF COU RSES

PRESIDENTS CUP GOLFERS TO SEE THIS SUMMER

MICHAEL ROWLAND

BOOK CLUB: KEEPING SECRETS

MELBOURNE TIMES

C o mp i l e d b y

HAILEY COULES

The editor’s desk

JACQUI TURK

One of the funniest skits by the late comedian Robin Williams was one on golf; invented by the Scots to purposefully foul up a player, he says, so “you feel like you’re going to have a stroke”. Most of the routine I cannot repeat here, because in keeping with golf etiquette I must mind my manners, but anyone who felt the rapture and frustration that comes with a game of golf will understand.

This edition celebrates the sport as we approach the Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne in December, with a cover story on the world’s most scenic courses – no stroke here, but it will take your breath away. ●

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COVER STORY

Par excellence At home and abroad are a collection of heavenly golf courses and resorts to add to your bucket list.

arts community is celebrated by metal sculptures and hand-blown glass at every tee box, with each hole named after a plant that’s indigenous to the area. The Jack Nicklausdesigned course is as difficult to play as it is stunning to behold.

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nybody who has swung a club knows the truth in Mark Twain’s lament that golf is a good walk spoiled. Yet, there is generally compensation – even as you hack your way through the rough and from bunker to bunker, at least you can take solace in the view.

How a golf course looks – its layout and design, and especially its surrounds – has long inspired golf architects. Not to mention given rise to those fantastical calendars of imaginary golf holes, where greens protrude from the water beneath Niagara Falls, perch on a plateau halfway up Mount Everest, or nestle on one of Port Campbell’s remaining apostles, accessed by flying fox or rickety rope bridge.

For players of all abilities, heeding the cry of “you just have to play at …” has turned golf tourism into big business. If you’re thinking of packing the clubs and jetting off to golfing nirvana, here are a few of the world’s most scenic golf courses to whet your appetite. ●

Pebble Beach, US S PE R O N E G O L F C LU B

Sperone Golf Club, France Every year more than 20,000 golf nomads make a pilgrimage to Corsica to play at Sperone. They take in the art and culture of historical Bonifacio, dine on seafood plucked straight from the Mediterranean, and play a golf course to die for. The par 5 16th offers a snapshot: tee off from a headland on the southernmost tip of Corsica, and gaze out over the luxury yachts and surfers dotting the Bay of Piantarella, and further still to the “Millionaire’s Island” of Cavallo. Heavenly.

The Golf Club At Harbor Shores, US This delivers in spades as a visual golfing Disneyland, skipping through distinctly different terrains of dunes, woodland, wetlands and holes that border the Paw Paw River and Lake Michigan. Connection to the local

Hugging rugged coastline above Carmel Bay south of the Monterey Peninsula, Pebble Beach Golf Links is touted as the best public golf course in America. (The roughly $750 it costs to play puts a bold asterisk on “public”.) The Pacific Ocean backdrop provides the magic, making holes 6-10 arguably the most famous stretch in the world, while the 18th, snaking around the water, has been a fitting setting for the finale of six US Open championships.

There are four Pebble Beach Resort courses in all, with on-course accommodation.

Hamilton Island, Australia A very Australian golfing experience awaits at our only 18-hole course that’s on its very own island. Ridges and steep valleys dominate this patch of Dent Island paradise, with spectacular views of the Whitsundays and a course to stimulate golfers of all levels. Mini-golf, a driving range and lunch in the stunning clubhouse complete the picture.

Princeville Makai Golf Club, US

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National Geographic Traveller rates this Hawaiian gem among the greatest golf settings in America. Sitting above Hanalei Bay with 251 guest rooms and suites on offer at Princeville Resort, if you tire of actually playing golf you can always try yoga, or tennis, or snorkelling, or just lazing on the beach. Or perhaps a sunset golf cart tour – golfing voyeurism without the golf.

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Old Head Golf Links, Ireland

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Choosing only one golf course to play in Ireland is like choosing a favourite child, although this Cork cracker makes a compelling case. Vertigo-sufferers be warned – perched on a clifftop 100 metres above the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll feel like you’re playing on the edge of the world. Old Head sits at the bottom of a teardrop of land just south of the food mecca of Kinsale, above rocks that now claim golf balls rather than stray ships.

It’s breathtaking, whether you’re perched on an elevated tee hitting to a green that seems to hang off the side of the cliff, or teeing off from a tiny island.

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Cape Wickham Links, Australia The visitors’ comments section on the Cape Wickham Links website includes a post from Californian brothers summing up their King Island golfing odyssey – “Q: Would you give up Cypress Point and Pebble Beach for the rest of your life to play only Cape Wickham? A: Yes.” Since opening four years ago (with Ocean Dunes added since), Cape Wickham has been wowing all who play it. Many pretend they’re golfing rock stars for a weekend, jetting in on charter flights from Moorabbin and Essendon.

Thracian Cliffs, Bulgaria Hailed as the Pebble Beach of Europe, this Gary Player-designed course has one up on its famous American cousin by offering views of the water (in this case the Black Sea) from every hole. It’s breathtaking, whether you’re perched on an elevated tee hitting to a green that seems to hang off the side of the cliff, or teeing off from a tiny island. Player is clearly biased, but says that in more than half a century of playing golf he didn’t believe such a setting existed.

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ommon among the great performers on any stage is the panic they instil in us when their journey is almost done.

Whether it’s Springsteen or Serena, we’ll queue around the block to witness their genius in the flesh one last time, fearing they’ll never pass this way again.

The forthcoming summer of Australian golf offers much to tickle a fan’s fancy, not least the Vic Open at Barwon Heads in February, whose trailblazing mixed field format – where men and women compete for the same trophy and prize money – is being aped on the European Tour.

But one name casts a shadow over all – Tiger Woods, who returns to Australia next month for the Presidents Cup at Royal Melbourne from December 9 to 15. For all the stars and storylines teeing up Down Under this summer, nothing comes close to Tiger. ●

Tiger Woods

Brooks Koepka

Nelly Korda

Ten years ago he flew home from Melbourne (after winning the Australian Masters) into one of sport’s greatest-ever scandals. His body has since fallen apart almost as spectacularly as his personal life, requiring multiple surgeries.

Presidents Cup fans at Royal Melbourne will witness arguably the greatest sporting comeback ever.

Golf has evolved from pear-shaped men in baggy polo shirts to chiselled beasts with fitness regimes that seem better suited to Dustin Martin.

Koepka is in the vanguard of these athlete-golfers hoping for a better outcome when hitting a small, stationary ball. Koepka will stride out among Woods’ Presidents Cup team as the current world No.1 player.

There was something novel and quirky about Petr Korda, the Czech with the buzzcut hair and scissorkick celebration, who lifted our national tennis trophy at Melbourne Park in 1998. Last year, it was the turn of his daughter, Nelly, in the Australian Open. She’s back to defend her title, limbering up for another leap, just like Dad.

Seven stars to watch Sit back this summer and enjoy every birdie and eagle by these gifted golfers.

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By holding her nerve in Minnesota in June, Green became the first Australian to win an LPGA Tour major since Karrie Webb 13 years earlier. Webb was there as the 22-year-old sank the winning putt.

The West Australian’s next mission?

“To win on home soil,” Green says.

She gets her chance at the Australian Open at Royal Adelaide in February.

Cameron Smith, the golfer, admits he might have followed Cameron Smith, the Melbourne Storm legend, down a rugby league path, only he didn’t want to get hurt. Smith made the right call, and heads to the Gold Coast in December aiming to become the first person in more than a century to win three consecutive Australian PGA Championships.

The fluffy hair poking out from his cap, and the awe as he accepted the 2009 Stonehaven Cup from his hero Greg Norman, are rings in the tree trunk of Scott’s fine career. Now 39, he is determined his 14th Australian Open tilt will bring a second success.

He’ll have to work for it, as a stellar cast will tee up at the Australian Golf Club from December 5 to 8.

There’s no doubting the raw appeal of golf’s monster drivers. Champ is a 24-year-old whose numbers – for clubhead speed, ball speed, pure distance – are off the charts.

Winning a second PGA Tour title in September showed his all-round game is growing. In December, he’ll make his Down Under debut in the Australian PGA at Royal Pines.

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MICHAEL ROWL AND \ BOOK CLUB

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he dreaded “second novel syndrome” is something that haunts authors of wildly successful debut books.

For Christian White, the challenge of building on the success of 2018’s The Nowhere Child was very real, but with The Wife and the Widow the Melbourne writer simply confirms his status as one of Australia’s most promising new storytellers.

Set on a fictional island off the Bellarine Peninsula, the book interweaves the stories of Kate, a widow who learns about her husband’s elaborate secret life; and Abby, a long-time island resident whose life is turned upside-down as she grapples with mounting evidence that her husband is a killer.

White expertly sets up both plot lines and leads the reader towards one of the most mind-blowing twists I have ever experienced in a novel.

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The central question posed by the book is “How well do we know the people we love?”, with both Kate and Abby forced into uncertain and uncomfortable new worlds courtesy of the men they thought they knew all too well.

The characters are all finely drawn. We first meet Abby living a contented island life in a ramshackle house, raising two teenagers and dabbling in taxidermy (“It was as messy as it was meditative”).

Kate is enjoying a comfortable, middle-class life in Caulfield, until her husband’s disappearance destroys any sense of security she had.

Michael Rowland is the co-host of ABC News Breakfast, weekdays from 6am on ABC TV

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“A pacy crime thriller set on a stormy Victorian island where nothing is as it seems.”

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Bursting at the seams in summer, it’s an almost desolate place in the dead of winter as lives implode.

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The good citizens of Melbourne’s inner north often have to weigh up the convenience of location with the comforts afforded by having more space. Residents of Fitzroy, Brunswick, Collingwood et al. might not inhabit the biggest of floor plans, but they more than make up for that fact with, well, the sheer convenience of living in the inner city.

Occasionally, though, a house comes along that offers space and location. That’s certainly the case for 188 Miller Street, a grand Federation house that can be found just off St Georges Road in Fitzroy North. Head past the white picket fence and into the entrance hallway to find a bedroom to the east and lounge room to the west, both with fireplaces. That lounge could also work nicely as a bedroom should it be required. Further inside, you’ll find the house’s three other bedrooms, a central bathroom and laundry with bathroom. There’s a powder room here that’s ideally located for guests to use, when you’ve invited them over to make the most of this house’s real centrepiece, which is found out the back.

Here, at the end of the hallway, is where you’ll find an open-plan living and dining area that flows nicely into the outdoor entertaining deck to the rear. The kitchen features tiled splashbacks, Ilve oven, Qasair rangehood and Miele dishwasher. So location: tick, space: tick, but what about the details? Other aspects to be found throughout this house include ornate plasterwork, polished concrete and timber flooring, and evaporative cooling.

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walking distance, as is Northcote High. Then there are all those cafes, bars and shops that populate the inner north.

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ESTATE AGENTS SINCE 1973 102 Keele Street, Collingwood

“BRIGHT AND SPACIOUS” Located in arguably one of Collingwood's finest residential streets, is this classic residence, retaining romantic appeal. The home boasts rare side drive to Carport, 2 Double Bedrooms, Open Plan Living / Dining, High Ceilings, Central Bathroom (including washing machine and dryer) and Tranquil Courtyard/Garden Setting.

Centrally located close to popular Smith and Gertrude Streets Boutique Retail, Restaurants, Bars and Cafe Sect.

Rent: $610pw

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159 Gore Street, Fitzroy

Located in one of Fitzroy’s most sought after streets, this well presented property is perfectly located in Smith Street's city-end art/fashion precinct. This stylish interior boasts three double bedrooms with built in robes, central bathroom, separate lounge room with ornamental fireplace, contemporary stone kitchen with gas appliances and small dining space as well ample storage. Other features include heating/cooling, high ceilings and polished hardwood floors. This property is just a short stroll from the well-renowned local delights of Gertrude Street and Brunswick Street. With artisanal cafes, dining and boutique shopping all within close proximity, this property is the perfect opportunity to enjoy the inner city living lifestyle.

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“NOT TO BE MISSED!” This beautifully renovated 4 bedroom home is nestled in one of Fitzroy's most popular streets.

Downstairs comprises of secure entrance, split system, well equipped kitchen/meals area with modern appliances including gas cooker, dishwasher and great cupboard space, stylish bathroom/laundry (with washing machine/ dryer combo) and separate toilet, large living area and private courtyard. All this is within walking distance to the delights of Smith Street, Brunswick Street and Gertrude Streets or a short tram ride into the CBD.

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9 Smart Street, Hawthorn

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Rent: $850pw

This beautifully presented Victorian home has had a complete make over and boasts an impressive floor plan and offers Iron lace front veranda, central hallway, 4 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms one with a bath, powder room, spacious laundry, large open plan family/living room, spacious kitchen with stainless steel appliances, low maintenance backyard with paving, double remote garage via laneway. Features include alarm system, decorative fireplaces in all bedrooms and living room, polished floor boards throughout, ducted heating and air conditioning and cable for Foxtel.

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42 Johnston Street, Richmond

"DESIGNER RESIDENCE" Fabulous opportunity exists to reside in this light filled contemporary abode, in a prime lifestyle location. Positioned close to popular Victoria and Bridge Road boutique Retail and Cafe/Restaurant scene, you can be assured of one fantastic living experience. Large open plan Living/Dining, well-appointed Kitchen with granite bench tops, stainless steel appliances and walk in pantry.

Polished floors throughout the property, offers 2 Large Bedrooms both with WIR’s, central Bathroom plus Powder Room, split system heating/cooling, alarm, Garage and sun kissed Courtyard/Garden.

Rent: $690pw

"FANTASTIC LOCATION" This two-bedroom, single fronted solid brick terrace home is located in one of the best streets in Carlton. Featuring wall to wall carpets, slate tiling in lounge and kitchen, gas heating & split system, and private courtyard at the rear. In a quiet street of heritage homes within easy walking distance to public transport, the CBD, Carlton Gardens, Melbourne University and Lygon Street, you will be spoilt for choice in this easy location!

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119 Barkly Street, Carlton

You will be simply impressed with this stunning three bedroom Double Story Victorian Terrace. This has all the modern day conveniences, comprising polished boards throughout, lounge with open fireplace, bathroom with shower, laundry with washing machine, kitchen with Stainless steel appliances and dishwasher. Upstairs comprises; two roomy bedrooms and roof storage.

Features include computer cabling, phone and TV throughout. Alarm system, ducted heating and cooling, rear courtyard and off street remote control parking via rear of way. Located meters from Smith Street restaurant and retail precinct, jump on the 86 tram into town or wander the neighbourhood and discover hidden eateries and amazing street art.

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87 Cambridge Street, Collingwood

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42 Derby Street, Northcote

“PERIOD CHARM” Be captivated with the space and location this well-maintained family home has to offer. Enter into an impressive hall with high ceilings leading to three generous sized bedrooms, large kitchen with pantry, ample cupboard spacing, 6 gas cooktop and dishwasher.

Mater bedroom with WIR and ensuite, separate family bathroom with separate spa bath, shower & toilet, separate living/dining/fourth bedroom, family-sized laundry. Other features include ducted heating and split system, alarm, polished timber floors and study. Step outside to a fabulously leafy east-facing backyard with fully-landscaped gardens, decked entertaining area, single car garage, trade’s works shop/man cave with separate toilet and an upstairs studio. A delightful home in a serene location, enjoy being a stone throw away from local cafes, theatre, restaurants and shopping precinct. (A2)

Rent: $900pw

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A ROMANTIC PERIOD AMBIANCE Circa 1880 Offered for the first time in 50 years, this Victorian double front home prides itself on offering period charm with enormous potential to be restored to its former glory, in a location that is second to none.

Set upon 300m² approx on a corner block this period home has an abundance of options to extend or renovate (STCA).

original polished floor boards throughout, ornate open fire places, large living area, beautiful light filled dining room, updated kitchen that leads to bathroom, laundry and second toilet.

A well-presented rear garden with car access allows for further extensions (STCA).

Situated Close to Darling gardens, Merri Creek trail, local cafes and Clifton Hill station makes for an unbeatable position.

Featuring 3 good sized bedrooms with high ceilings, cornices,

Auction Sat 23rd november at 1pm Inspect wed 6-6.30pm, Sat 12.30-1pm Contact nick Djorgonoski 0411 604 622 alex Djorgonoski 0411 701 122

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