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18-Hole Championship Course
18 holes, 6602 yards, SSS 72, a parkland course with a traditional links layout and panoramic views from every hole.
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An 18-hole golf club on the North Northumbrian coast near Berwick-upon-Tweed.
18 holes, 6602 yards, SSS 72, a parkland course with a traditional links layout and panoramic views from every hole.
Find out moreComplemented by the Greens Family Restaurant, our spacious, fully licensed clubhouse has a friendly atmosphere and welcomes individuals and parties all year round.
We warmly welcome all new membership applications and offer reduced club membership fees.
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Established in 1903, Magdalene Fields is the first, or last, golf course in England depending on whether you are travelling north or south. Situated five minutes from the centre of the ancient town of Berwick-upon-Tweed on the picturesque North Sea coastline, the course layout was originally designed by Willie Park Jr.
Teeing up at the first hole you are just yards from the famous Elizabethan walls. By the signature par three eighth hole, played over a cove, you have a wonderful view of the cliffs leading into Scotland. After the turn, from the tenth there is an equally stunning view of the Northumberland coast with Bamburgh and Holy Island castles clearly in view.
The most dangerous and infamous hole on the course is the sixteenth, named "the destroyer", a blind drive only yards away from the shelter made famous in a painting by L.S. Lowry.
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