Sun is out for most of us, so dust your clubs and play Blyth Golf Club in Northumberland

20 April 2018

Developed on land where once stood a pit head and its' entire mining community, Blyth has matured and developed into a tree-lined parkland course with a par of 72, but don't be fooled by its gently undulating character. The first six holes are a test for any golfer and negotiate them without dropping too many shots and you can be set up for a good score. 

But beware, there are some cunning water hazards on the 9th, 12th, 13th and 14th that demand a strong nerve and a sure stroke. They don't call the thirteenth hole "Sinkers" for nothing! The course is characterised by superb greens. Many say they are the best in the county and they will make your round here one of the most pleasurable you'll play in many a day.