Alnmouth Golf Club
Alnmouth Golf Club
Est. 1869
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Where2Golf says:
Alnmouth Golf Club, known locally as "Foxton," is home to a generally well-regarded golf course, which includes several attractive holes and features. This predominantly open parkland layout will test most facets of your game, ensuring a round with plenty of enjoyable golfing challenges. At this Stay&Play venue, the on-site accommodations are located close to the golf facilities. Worth visiting if you are in the area.
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About the course
The course:
18 holes.
Mainly open parkland.
Gently undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
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Surroundings:
Seaside location directly alongside Alnmouth Bay (North Sea).
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Designer:
Current design by English course architect Harry Colt (1930).
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| Yards |
6449 |
6026 |
5752 |
| Par |
71 |
69 |
74 |
| SSS or Slope |
72 |
69 |
74 |
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How2Get There?
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1 mi NE of Alnmouth / 37 mi N of Newcastle upon Tyne.
Located o.5 mi north of the village of Alnmouth, ten minutes drive from the main A1 road.
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Essential information
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Green Fees:
2015 visitor fee, 18-holes in high season (April thru' Oct): £38 (weekdays & Sundays). [Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc].
Credit cards accepted.
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Who can play and When?
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends; more restricted on Fridays and Saturdays.
Must book in advance.
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Other Information
Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
Practice facilities
Good
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Did you know?
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Alnmouth GC has a long and distinguished history as the fourth oldest golf club in England, dating back to 1869. The five oldest GOLF CLUBS in England, are generally considered to be: Royal Blackheath (1608); Royal North Devon - Westward Ho! (1864); London Scottish GC/Royal Wimbledon (1865); Alnmouth GC (1869) and Royal Liverpool - Hoylake (1869).
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Location
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Latitude: (55.399818)
Longitude: (-1.596043)
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Where2Stay including nearby courses also detailed in where2golf.com
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Alnmouth Golf Club Dormy House 3-star
Foxton Hall, Alnmouth, Northumberland NE66 3BE.
+44 (0)1665 830 231
www.alnmouthgolfclub.com
One of Alnmouth Golf Club’s unique features is its onsite accommodation. The Dormy House occupies the first floor of the clubhouse with room for up to 26 guests. There is very little Dormy House accommodation left amongst English golf clubs, so Alnmouth upholds a uniquely British tradition.
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| Golf at this hotel |
Alnmouth |
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| Golf within 5 miles |
No |
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| Golf within 20 miles |
Linden Hall; Bamburgh Castle (20 mi). |
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