Leading golf publication National Club Golfer says Seascale Golf Club is among the six top courses where you can play for £50 or less.
The links course, which was founded in 1893, is described as a memorable setting which offers golfers a top quality challenge coupled with impressive Cumbrian views.
National Club Golfer says of Seascale that it is “a traditional links maintained to the highest standards.”
“Seascale sits on the north west coastline of Cumbria,” they add. “The host for several big major championships, including the 2012 English Amateur Championship, along with Silloth on Solway, the golf course offers a number of unique, memorable holes scattered throughout and a particularly fine finish.
“The club is helped in offering such a memorable course by its position overlooking the Irish Sea – with the Isle of Man and Scotland frequently visible. A majestic maritime panorama to the west is complemented by the Lake District mountains to the east.”
It is described as a memorable course (Image: National Club Golfer)
National Club Golfer places Seascale third in its top six which also includes Kington, Cleeve Hill, Dunstanburgh Castle, East Devon and Bude & North Cornwall.
The magazine says it is important to highlight the “underrated links, moorland and coastal courses where you can tee it up for under £50”, because across the UK the average green fee at a Top 100 course has risen by ten per cent this year to £237.
A round at Seascale can currently be booked for £42. For more on the National Club Golfer ‘best value’ rankings, click HERE
NCG also recently rated Seascale in the top 100 courses in England, with the course ranked 80th. Silloth on Solway was 23rd