Hexham Golf Club is a traditional parkland course located on fast draining land on the south side of the River Tyne.
At 6,312 yards from the back tees the course is able to provide a tough test but can also be enjoyed by golfers of all standards. The greens are regularly amongst the best in the County, and the views over the confluence of the North and South Tyne and surrounding countryside are stunning.
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Originally located on the site of an old medieval hospice alongside the River Tyne, the course was moved with the help of Harry Vardon in 1907. The noted golf architect C. K. Cotton was employed to move the course once more in 1951 to its current location.
Cotton created seven holes to the east of the entrance road to the new clubhouse and eleven to the west. The layout is now regarded as one of the regions finest golf courses and is playable all year round.
The clubhouse is an historic Grade 1 listed old Spital Estate House with a well stocked bar offering refreshments to golfers after their round. The Barratt Lounge, Robb Lounge, Spike Bar and Restaurant offer areas to relax inside whilst a scenic outside seating area overlooking the putting and 18th green is a popular setting to enjoy when the warm weather arrives.
| Par | 70 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | C K Cotton |
| Opened for play | Established 1892 (current course 1951) |
| White | 6,312 yards | SSS 71.7 |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 6,016 yards | SSS 70.4 |
| Red | 5,770 yards | SSS 74.5 |