Northumberland

Northumberland, United Kingdom

Founded in 1890 on land named Goswick (Goose Farm) by the Romans, Berwick-upon-Tweed Golf Club (now renamed Goswick Golf Club) boasts views of the North Sea and to the south, Holy Island and Bamburgh Castle.

Northumberland, United Kingdom

The Colt golf course at Close House Hotel opened in the Spring of 2011 and its fairways are laid out over 160 acres of the Tyne Valley with many of the holes sympathetically fitted around existing trees and lakes.

Northumberland, United Kingdom

Owned by the National Trust but maintained by staff at Dunstanburgh Castle, the links has been used for golf since 1900, when a 9-hole course was first established.

Northumberland, United Kingdom

Renowned for its firm, fast greens, strategic bunkering and racecourse setting, Northumberland Golf Club has played host to the Dunlop Masters and the English Amateur Championship.

Northumberland, England

Dave Thomas is renowned for designing unique and interesting holes and he’s done himself proud at Slaley Hall. His bunkering design on the Hunting course is masterful.

Northumberland, United Kingdom

Additional land on the Spital estate in Hexham was acquired in the early 1950s, allowing C K Cotton to fashion a new course for Hexham Golf Club on 150 acres of prime parkland.

Northumberland, United Kingdom

Located close to the North Sea, the historic Alnmouth Golf Club is the fourth oldest in England. The current course is routed in two nine-hole loops that were laid out by Harry Colt.

Northumberland, United Kingdom

"There is surely no lovelier view from any golf course" wrote Darwin. Bamburgh Castle Golf Club, whilst not long, is fun with a capital F.

Northumberland, United Kingdom

Featuring a good number of strong par four holes, the 18-hole layout at Ponteland Golf Club presents a stiffer golfing test than you might imagine.

Northumberland, England

Situated in an idyllic spot within the beautiful Northumberland countryside, Matfen Hall is home to an excellent 27-hole golf facility, where the Dewlaw 9-hole circuit was added to the original Douglas and Standing Stone loops by John Harrison and Craig Parkinson in 2007.