"It is a lot easier to get [business contacts] to say yes to a round of golf than to a formal business meeting. They love the excuse to get out of the office just as much as you do. And once you're out on the course you'll find that golf courses are seemingly tailor-made to allow for that type of relationship building to occur," says Phil Oscarson, keen golfer and author for American Golf, in an article with The Spirit Golf. <\/p>\n
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The pristine, world-renowned golf courses at Moonah Links are rich in history and critically acclaimed, making this resort an ideal accommodation<\/a> option for a corporate golf trip. Both the Open Course<\/a> and Legends Course<\/a> are excellent choices for a round of golf, with the latter's 18-hole course designed by Ross Perrett, revered Australasian Golf Design Course Architect. <\/p>\n However, once every member of your group has sunk their golf ball into the 18th hole (preferably with many birdies and perhaps even a hole-in-one!), where can you take your contacts to continue building your networks and forge stronger bonds?<\/p>\n The following locations and things to do on the Mornington Peninsula are likely to strengthen the productive client-facing relationship building progress you made on the course. <\/p>\n Peninsula Hot Springs <\/strong><\/p>\n Just a stone's throw from Moonah Links resort lies a serene, stylish haven known as Peninsula Hot Springs. Thermal, natural hot springs bubble up from the ground and are artfully decorated as tranquil cave pools, a hilltop spa with panoramic views over the peninsula, Turkish hamam steam bath and also spectacular massage treatments that would be a treat to work out the kinks and muscle pain after a day on the golf course.<\/p>\n