Golf Club, situated on Woodbine Road. Made famous when local young stud Kaidyn Phelan sunk an ace on hole 3 during the 2009 Port Fairy Masters, earning him the famous golden shearwater award and cementing his status as greatest golfer in west Port Fairy. The town has an Australian rules football team, the Port Fairy Seagulls, which plays in the Hampden Football League. Port Fairy has many surfing spots for all skill levels including the Old Passage, a right hand rocky break at the old entrance to the Moyne river; the Lighthouse, a right-hand point break off Griffiths island; and the East Beach with many right and left beach breaks. Notable people Sir Frank Macfarlane Burnet (1899–1985) died in Port Fairy John Coleman (1928–1973), Australian rules footballer Brian Dunlop (1938–2009), painter Denis Napthine, Premier of Victoria 2013–2014 T. J. Ryan, Premier of Queensland 1915–1919 References External links Visit Port Fairy Moyne Shire - official tourism website History and overview of the town today Port Fairy Folk Festival Port Fairy Accommodation - local tourism website Towns in Victoria (Australia) Coastal towns in Victoria (Australia) Fairy Western District (Victoria) Whaling stations in Australia Seal hunting Whaling in Australia Fishing communities in Australia