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Situated on the West coast of Cumbria with views of the Isle of Man and Scotland to the West and the mountains of the Lake District to the East makes this a perfect place to enjoy a great day, both on and off the course.

Founded in 1893, Seascale golf links are the design of Willie Campbell and George Lowe.

The course is a traditional links which is maintained to the highest standards offering golfers of all levels of ability an ideal place to test out their skills.

They are included in “The Rolex World’s Top 1000 Golf Courses” along with only 282 courses in the whole of Europe.

www.Top100GolfCourses.co.uk rate Seascale Golf Club in their top 100 courses in England.

Golf World rank Seascale Golf Club as number 85 Links course in the whole of Great Britain and Ireland 2020

Golf empire say 'Seascale oozes quality, class and character'.

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Seacale Golf Club
The Banks
Seascale
Cumbria
CA20 1QL

019467 28202

Nestled in the beautiful Eskdale Valley lies a hidden jewel of a golf course; a  5100yd, par 68 standard, scratch 69.

Originally developed to meet the golfing passion of one man, it started with just a few holes and developed, over time, into the superb course it is today.

The stunning views attract hundreds of golfers each year and with a layout that will test the most skilful player, Eskdale will not only provide a great game, but a chance to escape. A quiet, relaxed feel is guaranteed in these surroundings and talk of the course will carry on long after the eighteenth hole is finished, however good or bad the golf!

Several challenging holes await the golfer as they play their way through the countryside.

The par 4 5th which is bordered by the river Esk takes two good straight shots to hit the green. Care must be taken not to overshoot and end up in the river.

The par 3 8th which is surrounded by mature trees needs an accurate shot to land on the putting surface, not in the rhododendrons which encircle the green ready to trap a wayward drive.

The signature 14th hole, an Augusta-style par 3, 147 yards off an elevated tee, is surrounded by stunning azaleas and rhododendrons. The green is in the middle of a lake and only accessible by foot bridge. Many shots fall victim to the water!

The small clubhouse provides a welcoming break after a long 18 holes. Visiting parties can arrange to have bacon butties on arrival, teas, coffees and homemade cakes as well as sandwiches, soup or a buffet lunch. There is a vending style fridge with an honesty system if there are no staff members present.