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Golfing in Northumberland

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Northumberland is home to some of the best golf courses in the North of England, set across our most stunning and dramatic landscapes. Swing your club along the coast, where sea views and Northumberland castles form your backdrop, or head into the countryside and immerse yourself in nature as you play.

Get into the swing of things

Tee off with breathtaking views of the Northumberland coast or rural countryside scenes at golf courses across the region. Why not spend an afternoon at one of our mini and crazy golf courses with the family? Northumberland has true links challenges, nine and eighteen-hole courses, and courses good enough to have hosted the British Masters, an event with deep roots in the region's sporting history.

Coastal and links golf courses

Our striking coastal courses are often just yards from the beaches that make Northumberland famous. Bamburgh Castle Golf Club and Alnmouth Golf Club sit right on the coast, while Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Course, a classic 18-hole seaside links course founded in 1900 and designed by James Braid, sits beside Embleton Bay and Dunstanburgh Castle itself. Further up the coast you'll find Goswick Golf Club near Berwick-upon-Tweed, Seahouses Golf Club, Magdalene Fields Golf Club, Newbiggin Golf Club and Blyth Golf Club, each offering their own take on true links golf.

Championship and countryside golf courses

Both the European and Senior golf tours hold regular events in Northumberland. Head inland and you'll find championship courses at Matfen Hall, Slaley Hall, and Burgham Park, home of the PGA North Region Championship, as well as Linden Hall and family favourite N1 Golf. Elsewhere across the county, golfers can also play at Morpeth Golf Club, Ponteland Golf Club, Arcot Hall Golf Club, Close House, Prudhoe Golf Club, Bedlingtonshire Golf Club, Tynedale Golf Club, Hexham Golf Club, Alnwick Castle Golf Club, Bellingham Golf Club, Rothbury Golf Club, The Northumberland Golf Club and Wooler Golf Club. Tucked away in the picturesque North Pennines National Landscape (formerly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) is Allendale Golf Club.

Golf breaks in Northumberland

Planning a golf break? Stay in Northumberland at golf-friendly hotels such as Matfen Hall, Slaley Hall and Linden Hall, or base yourself at Percy Wood Holiday Park, set in tranquil countryside beyond the Simonside Hills and close to some of the county's best courses.

A course for every course

We have a course to suit every level of golfer and you can pay and play with minimal waiting, even at the weekends.

Northumberland Golf Courses

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Matfen Hotel

Matfen Hall Country Hotel, Spa and Golf Estate

Guide Price £199.00 Per Night
Set in the beautiful Northumberland countryside, Matfen Hall Country Hotel is the perfect place to escape away from it all and indulge in ultimate luxury.
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Golf Embleton

Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Course

Classic 18 hole seaside links course founded in 1900 and designed by James Braid. Adjacent to beautiful Embleton Bay and historic Dunstanburgh Castle.
Holiday parks Morpeth

Percy Wood Holiday Park

Set in tranquil countryside, beyond the captivating Simonside Hills, Percy Wood Holiday Park is ideally situated for the best of both worlds of Coast & Country.
Hexham Hotel

Slaley Hall

A former Edwardian mansion which offers luxurious accommodation, spa & gym facilities, a 36 hole golf complex, restaurants and event spaces.
Guide Price £111.00 Per Night
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Stocksfield Golf

Stocksfield Golf Club

01661 843041
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Golf

The Northumberland Golf Club

0191 236 2498
Morpeth Golf

Longhirst Hall Golf Club

01670 791562
Morpeth Hotel

Linden Hall Hotel, Golf & Spa

0344 879 9084
Bellingham Golf

Bellingham Golf Club

01434 220530
Prudhoe Golf

Prudhoe Golf Club

01661 832466

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