Grange Fell Golf Club

Grange Fell Golf Club in Cumbria was established with the efforts of A.B. Davy, the club's initial Captain and President, who along with Dr. R.W. Mason, Mr. O.H. Brown, and Mr. J.N. Gedye designed the course as an alternative to another proposed site. Construction of the golf course began in late 1950 under the guidance of Fred Robinson, a professional from Silverdale and former Grange, focusing on accentuating the natural contours and slopes of the terrain to create a challenging nine-hole course.

Each hole on the course has been given a distinctive name with a specific reasoning, ranging from 'Beggars Breeches' which has historical context linked to a charity originating from a traveler's found money, to 'Bay View' which offers a view across Morecambe Bay. The course features natural hazards and provides views of the surrounding Lakeland landscape, and has both men's and women's sections that offer various competitions.