Hole By Hole Description

Cross Fell - A gentle opening hole. A drive to the right side of the fairway will leave a short iron to the green. Avoid the deep greenside bunker on the left.

Crossroad - A straight tee shot leaves an approach to a green defended by three bunkers.

Wild Boar Fell - A right to left dogleg defined by gorse plantations to the left of the fairway. The small green slopes from right to left and is protected by a hidden bunker on the left.

George Ghyll - A challenging drive should aimed at the marker post. The long green slopes left to right and front to back.

Roman Fell - A raised tee allows the player to open his shoulders. Two bunkers defend a large flat green.

Mell Fell - The tee shot should be played short of the second road, which will leave an uphill approach to a large green which slopes from back to front.

Murton Pike - A short risk and reward par 4. Long hitters can attempt to drive the green, if they can avoid the water hazard, gorse and two cavernous greenside bunkers. Conservative players should aim at the marker post.

Wild Ole - A left to right dog leg. A tee shot on the fairway will leave an approach to the green, which slopes right to left..

Flodders - A well protected par 3 with a ridge in the centre of the green and three bunkers.

Bungalow - A long straight par 4 requiring two good blows to reach the sloping putting surface. Avoid the two large greenside bunkers.

Ellerholme - A short drive-able par 4 to a large flat green. However the gap between the two bunkers protecting the front of the green is only 9 yards wide

Orton Scar - A short straight par 4 defended by a small but strategic bunker and a subtle sloping green.

Langton - A demanding down hill tee shot. No bunkers surround this two tier green

Bell Hole - The infamous “Bell Hole”. Out of bounds in the river on the right, three bunkers and a green that lies hidden in a dip. Aim at the marker post and take enough club. Simple really!!

Kirkber - A long slightly uphill par 4. Second shot should be aimed at the marker post. A big slope protects the right side of the green.

The Mole - A difficult par 3 surrounded by five bunkers. The green slopes gently from left to right.

Home - The tee shot is protected by gorse to the right of the fairway. The large green, which sits adjacent to the Clubhouse, accepts a well-struck approach.