Golf Courses
at Hunley Hall

This beautiful course offers golfers flexibility with several courses available from the 29 interchangeable holes. A nine hole course and an eighteen hole course are open every day.

You can enjoy a lazy game on the nine hole course or a friendly match on the eighteen hole course all in a peaceful coastal location at one with nature and the song of skylarks. And who knows, you may even be lucky enough to spot a roe deer!

Morgans - 6872 yds par 73
The Morgan's course, named after the designer John Morgan, ex Seniors European Tour player, is a par 73 championship length course. At a mere 6461 yards off the yellow tees, the design reflects John Morgan's favourite holes played throughout his long professional career. Some holes are straightforward and offer opportunities for par or birdie, others are tricky with dogleg fairways, plateau greens and water hazards to test your accuracy. The signature hole is a superb 292 yard par 4, entirely downhill with fantastic views of the entire course and dramatic coastline.

Millennium - 5945 yds par 68
The shorter yet still challenging Millennium course is less demanding at 5660 yards off the yellow tees. Ponds and streams as well as trees, bunkers and gorse guard against wayward shots. The shortest hole on the course at just 133 yards has water to the front and right and bunkers to the left - the only place to be is on the green!

Jubilee - 6289 yds par 71
The Jubilee course is not the shortest course Hunley Hall has to offer, but is probably the "easiest" to make a score on.

The course has five par 5 holes, four of which are reachable for the lower handicap golfer and 6 par 3's offering plenty of chances to pick up a few shots to par. Don't let this fool you though, your shots will have to be played with precision to be able to attack the flags, with any wayward shot being severely punished in the many hazards.

Water features heavily on the Jubilee course with no less than 8 holes having some form of water hazard to contend with.

An easier walking course than the Morgan's or Imperial, but not quite as spectacular the Jubilee Course compliments Hunley Hall with a different challenge yet again.

Imperial - 6543 yds par 72
The Imperial Course offers one of the best challenges Hunley Hall has to offer.

The course includes some of the most challenging and spectacular holes from the very outset. After just 3 holes you will be stood on the tee at "Snaith's", the signature hole at Hunley Hall. With views across Hummersea bay and the magnificent Boulby Cliffs - it's a hole you won't forget.

The difficult start is balanced out when you get to the 8th. Dicken's Dilemma, a short par 3 over water. The next few holes are a little more forgiving and with a few well-positioned shots you should be able to claw back some of the shots you may have dropped over the difficult starting holes.

Don't let this lull you into thinking it's easy as there is a sting in the tail of the Imperial Course.

The 17th, Cottage Corner is a tough par 4. Dogleg to the right with water, gorse, bunkers and mounds at the corner of the dogleg. Negotiate the corner you then play to a raised green with trees to the rear, out of bounds to the left and bunkers to the right. Leave the hole with a par and you'll be smiling.

The 18th, Winney Bank brings you back to the clubhouse. A short par 4, but uphill with trouble all the way up the right hand side. Again end with a par and you'll be happy.

Snaiths - 292 yds par 4
The signature hole at Hunley Hall Golf Club - a short par 4 measuring just 292 yards from the men's medal tee. The hole is all down hill giving the chance for the majority of players to get near if not onto the green with their tee shot.
Players beware; with out of bounds tight to the left and only a few yards from the left side of the green, disaster awaits for the over zealous.
From the tee you can see every hole on the course, but the most spectacular view is that of the magnificent Boulby Cliffs and Hummersea Bay facing.

Dickens Dilemma - 133 yds par 3
As the name implies, a dilemma for Mr Dickens. A short par 3 of only 133 yards.
Your tee shot has to carry the lake in front of the green, which extends almost to the fringe of the green.
With more water to the right of the green and a bunker to the left, there's only one shot to play - hit the green. Always a favourite with newcomers to Hunley Hall.

Cottage Corner - 387 yds par 4
A 387 yard par 4 and one of the most stunning holes on the course, especially during spring and early summer when the gorse is in full bloom. The green is set at the bottom of a bank - all you see is a mass of colour.
The hole is a dogleg to the right and if you can keep your tee shot tight to the right, the hole will play a lot shorter than its 387 yards. With a pond, gorse bunkers and high mound to the right, your tee shot will have to be accurate to take the short route.