Tees Valley Links

Tees Valley Links – Classic Coastal Golf in the North East

Discover the thrill of traditional seaside golf with the Tees Valley Links tour – a collection of outstanding links courses set against the dramatic backdrop of England’s north-east coastline. Blending history, challenge, and natural beauty, this tour is a must for golfers who appreciate the heritage and purity of links golf. With three exceptional courses and quality nearby accommodation, the Tees Valley Links experience is both memorable and uniquely British.

Seaton Carew Golf Club

Founded in 1874, Seaton Carew is the 10th oldest golf club in England and a true links masterpiece. The course offers 22 holes that can be played in five distinctive layouts, each presenting a unique challenge. Designed by golfing legend Dr. Alister MacKenzie, its undulating fairways, fast greens, and ever-changing coastal winds provide a test of skill and strategy. The raw beauty of the surrounding dunes and sea views further enhances the experience, making every round here unforgettable.

Hartlepool Golf Club

Established in 1906, Hartlepool Golf Club delivers a classic links experience along a striking stretch of the North Sea coastline. This traditional layout weaves through natural dunes, offering tight fairways, subtle contours, and true, quick greens.

With the wind ever in play, every round is different, keeping golfers engaged from first tee to final putt. Known for its friendly welcome, Hartlepool also features a modern clubhouse with panoramic sea views – an ideal place to relax after a day on the course.

Cleveland Golf Club

Dating back to 1887, Cleveland Golf Club is the oldest course in Yorkshire and a proud standard-bearer for authentic links golf in the Tees Valley region. The course is laid out over classic coastal terrain, with firm fairways, natural dune formations, and strategically placed bunkers.

Set against the beautiful and challenging North Sea coast, Cleveland offers a true test of skill – where wind, turf, and topography combine to create a pure golfing experience. For those pursuing the full Tees Valley Links itinerary, this historic venue is not to be missed.

Where to Stay on Your Tees Valley Links Tour

Rockliffe Hall – Luxury in the Heart of the Tees Valley

If you’re seeking five-star comfort during your Tees Valley Links adventure, Rockliffe Hall is the perfect choice. This award-winning resort offers elegant, spacious rooms and suites with impeccable attention to detail. The extensive spa includes hydrotherapy pools and thermal rooms, ideal for unwinding after a day on the fairways.

With three outstanding restaurants on-site – including the acclaimed Orangery – Rockliffe Hall provides a luxurious base for both relaxation and fine dining. It’s the ideal complement to a golf tour steeped in tradition and natural beauty.

The Marine Hotel – Coastal Charm in Seaton Carew

For a more relaxed, seaside experience, The Marine Hotel in Seaton Carew is a delightful coastal retreat. With comfortable, well-equipped rooms and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, it’s perfectly placed for access to nearby courses like Seaton Carew and Hartlepool.

The hotel’s popular restaurant serves hearty, locally sourced dishes, often showcasing fresh seafood from the region. With uninterrupted views of the North Sea, The Marine Hotel captures the tranquil charm of the coast while placing you right at the heart of the Tees Valley Links trail.

Plan Your Tees Valley Links Golf Tour

Whether you’re drawn by the rich history of these traditional layouts or the stunning coastal settings they occupy, the Tees Valley Links tour delivers a golfing experience that is both timeless and exhilarating. From windswept fairways and historic clubhouses to luxurious stays and welcoming hospitality, this is links golf at its finest – right here in the North East of England.

 

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