Royal Melbourne Golf Club will again host the Presidents Cup in 2019.
It will be the third time the Presidents Cup is played at the course.
Royal Melbourne hosted the 1998 and 2011 editions of the biennial team golf event which pits the Internationals against the United States.
The Internationals' only victory in 23 years of the tournament came in 1998, when Australian Peter Thomson's team defeated Jack Nicklaus' USA 20.5 to 11.5
In 2011, an Internationals side featuring top-ranked Australians Jason Day and Adam Scott lost to their Tigers Woods-led opponents 19-15.
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"Our history there (at Royal Melbourne) speaks volumes about not only the course and its ability to host world-class competitions, but also the surrounding area in Melbourne as a destination for our fans and players," PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan said in a statement.
"Returning to such a storied course for this event, especially as both teams have been victorious there, is a special privilege and sets both teams up for an even playing field to break the tie."
This year's event will take place at New Jersey's Liberty National Golf Club in late September.
Only the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Virginia has hosted the Presidents Cup more times than Royal Melbourne, in 1994, 1996, 2000 and 2005.
