Traditional Design

The course is a traditional links design, with the first seven holes running outward towards the iconic water tower. A double loop of five holes, brings the golfer to Hornsea’s famous inward stretch, possibly the finest six finishing holes in the county.

Hornsea is a member of both the Alister MacKenzie and James Braid Golf Associations. Both these famous Golf Course Architects suggested course alterations in the early 1900’s and the club implemented some of their ideas. Due to this we have joined both of their golf societies which enables Hornsea members to enjoy the benefits.

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The Perfect Location

Being situated on the Yorkshire coast, the course has many features associated with links golf, including extensive gorse and wind-blasted thorn. The terrain is gently undulating parkland with extensive tree belts to shelter the golfer from the stiff breezes, which are commonplace at seaside courses.

A covered practice area is available outside the Professional Shop, our Studio is also located here with indoor and outdoor coaching available from our Head PGA Professional, Richard Pace.  Tokens for this range area are available to purchase from the Professional Shop.  We also have another large practice area situated close to the 18th tee, and outside the Clubhouse we have a chipping area and putting green.