Ponteland Golf Club

Ponteland Golf Club's course was first played upon in 1927 as a 9-hole layout, and in 1931 it was expanded to an 18-hole course. The course was designed by Harry Fernie, the son of the 1883 Open champion Willie Fernie.

The fairways are laid out on a compact site of around a hundred acres, with the 1st and 18th holes played in opposite directions parallel to one another. The remaining tree-lined holes are situated across a gently undulating landscape. Notable holes on the course include the run of short par fours from the 3rd to the 5th, as well as the 460-meter 8th hole, which is the longest hole on the front nine. On the back nine, the 131-meter 15th hole in the northeast corner is the only short hole after the turn. The course concludes with the 469-meter 18th hole, featuring a right doglegging fairway leading to the home green.

Ponteland Golf Course measures 6611 yards from the Members' tees and is known for excellent facilities and having some of the best greens in the area.

Visitor green fees at Ponteland Golf Club are £45 on weekdays and £50 on weekends. For tee time bookings and further information, please visit the club's website.