Golf Breaks in North East England

Newcastle and Northumberland

Teamed with the hustle of Newcastle is the peaceful serenity of Northumberland, providing perfect backdrops for some great courses in the area.

Top golf courses, golf resorts & experiences for a Newcastle & Northumberland golf break:

• Slaley Hall
• Linden Hall
• Matfen Hall
• Goswick Links Golf Club

Leeds and Harrogate

There is lots on offer here, nightlife, shopping, food but most of all Championship golf courses, from Dr Alister Mackenzie created courses to Ryder Cup layouts.

Top golf courses, golf resorts & experiences for a Leeds & Harrogate golf break:

• Rudding Park
• Oulton Hall
• Alwoodley Golf Club
• Moortown Golf Club

York and Scarborough

This part of Yorkshire gives you the best of both worlds, the nightlife of York City Centre or the seafront and some amazing golf courses.

Top golf courses, golf resorts & experiences for a York & Scarborough golf break:

• Hunley Hotel & Golf
• Ganton Golf Club
• Fulford Golf Club

Rockliffe Hall Hotel, Golf & Spa 5*

County Durham

• Martin Hawtree designed course
• Opulent 5* accommodation
• Luxury Spa & 3AA Rosette Orangery restaurant

Slaley Hall

Northumberland

• 2 courses by David Thomas & Neil Coles
• Luxury leisure club and spa
• Set in 1,000 acres of idyllic countryside

Macdonald Linden Hall

Northumberland

• Over 6800 yards from the back tees
• Overlooks the Cheviot Hills & coast
• Luxury two AA Rosette Restaurant

Oulton Hall

West Yorkshire

• 27 holes designed by Dave Thomas
• 18th Century 5* accommodation
• Superb leisure complex

Ramside Hall Golf Hotel & Spa

County Durham

• Silver Awarded AA Rated & 4 Star Spa Hotel
• Course designed by Jonathan Gaunt
• Luxury Treehouse accommodation next to 18th fairway

Ganton Golf Club

North Yorkshire

• Ranked as the 8th best course in England and within the World top 100
• Hosted the 1959 Ryder Cup
• The course opened in 1891 and can be classified as both an inland links and heathland style course
• Many believe that if the Open ever chose an inland course, Ganton would be its first choice

Alwoodley Golf Club

West Yorkshire

• Ranked as the 14th best course in England
• Was designed in 1907 by 2 of the greatest golf archietcs of all time; Alister Mackenzie and Harry Colt
• The course is a combination of heathland and moorland style with undualting fairways, plenty of heather and beautiful bunkering

Goswick Links Golf Club

Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland

• A top 100 ranked course in England
• A traditional seaside links layout
• Has had design influences by Willie Park Junior, James Braid and F.W. Hawtree

Moortown Golf Club

West Yorkshire

• One of the top 50 ranked courses in England
• Designed in 1910 by Alister MacKenzie
• Played host to only the second offical Ryder Cup in 1929
• A classic moorland course with brilliant turf and is a strategic layout

Fulford Golf Club

North Yorkshire

• Ranked in the top 100 courses in England
• Club was founded in 1906 but moved to its current position in 1935
• Host to numerous professional events including in 1981 where Bernard Langer found his ball lodged in a tree, rather than taking a drop he climbed the tree and hit his shot onto the green, a plaque still remains on that tree found on the 17th hole.

Moor Allerton Golf Club

Leeds, West Yorkshire

• The club was originally founded n 1923 and was designed by Alister Mackenzie
• The club had to move and in 1971 the course re-opened in its present location from architect Robert Trent Jones Sr. his only work in the UK
• The course now features 27 magnificent holes all worthy to play