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What to do and see in Scarborough District, England: The Best Golf Courses
Discover the best top things to do in Scarborough District, United Kingdom including Filey Pitch and Putt, Wolds Way Golf, Arnold Palmer Putting Course, Scarborough South Cliff Golf Club, Filey Golf Club, Ganton Golf Club, Hunmanby Hall Golf & Leisure, Lebberston Golf Club.
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1. Filey Pitch and Putt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
2. Wolds Way Golf
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By westbrook21 - Malton, United Kingdom
Excellent 9 hole golf course at a very reasonable cost. The course is maintained to a very high standard.
3. Arnold Palmer Putting Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By graemeb549 - Redcar, United Kingdom
Great little crazy golf course on top of the cliff. It's always been there and has always looked the same, I love it. It doesn't matter what your score is long as you win the free game at the end!
4. Scarborough South Cliff Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Championship Golf course with a mix of parkland and cliff top holes. Breath taking views across Scarborough's South Bay add to the enjoyment of playing what is widely regarded as the best course on the east coast.
5. Filey Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By SimonB405
Filey Golf Club is a very friendly club, we usually come down to Filey every year in June. I usually play golf with the members on Monday, Wednesday, Friday morning's. I have made many new friends, they are very welcoming. This year I had to arrange a buggy due to health problems. They signed me in for a buggy, very nice gesture. The course is in very good condition fast greens credit to the green staff. The clubhouse is a lovely place to have coffee or meals after your round, excellent views of the course and Filey from the balcony. First Class.
6. Ganton Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 58 reviews
One of the worlds top golf courses
Reviewed By Sloanduncan - Greenock, United Kingdom
Played Ganton along with 3 friends from the USA. We stayed in the new Dormy House which was excellent although some curtains on the windows would be a help to stop early morning sunlight coming in !! Breakfast in the Clubhouse was excellent. The course is magnificent and we enjoyed 2 rounds in perfect weather. Peter, the Caddie Master, was very welcoming as were all the staff. The Clubhouse has a charm all of it's own and a visit to Ganton must be on every golfers list of classic courses.
7. Hunmanby Hall Golf & Leisure
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
Hunmanby Hall Golf & Leisure, a family-run organization with a personal service, providing high quality local sporting and training facilities for members and non-members.Set in the picturesque grounds of Hunmanby Hall, with the golf course overlooking Filey Bay & Bempton Cliffs.Unique gym in wonderful surrounding overlooking a golf course.Fitness classesFull size 9 hole golf courseChildrens
Reviewed By Journey437699
The views from the Woodland Walk are breath taking; you can see the entire sweep of Filey Bay from the Brigg to Speeton Cliffs and the rooftops of the picturesque Hunmanby village (with shops, cafes, pubs, B&B's and Wrangham House Hotel, historic places of interest). The 9 hole golf course with 18 tees, putting green and strategically placed benches is extremely and fastidiously maintained and set in the wonderful parkland. The tennis courts are great for £4. I don't know why they were given a poor review, they are basic but there are 4 courts, the nets are good, the fence around them is sturdy and has no gaps; the raquets I have borrowed ave been fine and there are there are plenty of seats. The honesty boxes around the site work well for the majority of people but unfortunately a small minority don't pay for the facilities. This facility is private and the owner always courteously asks if you have paid; I have no problem with this. It is unfortunate that the person who did not have the correct amount for the honesty box did not first approach the owners, who live on site, and have provided directions to their house, did not approach them directly and explain their situation.Outcomes are usually more satisfactory when one is proactive. It is not unreasonable that if we appear to be taking advantage of an "honesty/trust" circumstance that we should be challenged, or that the person obliged to make the challenge is somewhat annoyed by it. Please be more considerate.
