Bellingham Golf Club
Boggle Hole, Bellingham,
Hexham, Northumberland NE48 2DT
Tel : +44 (0)1434 220530 Fax : +44 (0)1434 220160
Directions
17 km north of Hexham, off B6320
Course Details
| Course Name: Bellingham Holes: 18 Yardage: 6077 SSS: 70 |
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louis wrote on: Jul 26, 2008
stunning course, loads of holse where you cant see over hills, only thing that let the round down was the greens they could have been alot better kept.
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J. Bartle wrote on: Apr 30, 2002
An outstanding course. Every hole a challenge and all different. Tucked away in the Northumberland countryside, beautiful views. The opening hole has a daunting tee short and it never gets any easier! If the winds up it batters you into submission, if its a sunny day the course beguiles you and lulls you into making loose shot after loose shot. The par three 14th is one of the most beautiful par three's I have played, and tricky too. A must play, if I lived closer this would be my home course.
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rebecca wrote on: Nov 23, 2004
Played Bellingham yesterday. The 14th quite remarkable, but also enjoyed the par 4 12th and the finishing hole was a real surprise. Great friendliness in the clubhouse.
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Bartle wrote on: Apr 30, 2002
An outstanding course. Every hole a challenge and all different. Tucked away in the Northumberland countryside, beautiful views. The opening hole has a daunting tee short and it never gets any easier! If the winds up it batters you into submission, if its a sunny day the course beguiles you and lulls you into making loose shot after loose shot. The par three 14th is one of the most beautiful par three's I have played, and tricky too. A must play, if I lived closer this would be my home course.
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J C Dunn wrote on: Apr 30, 2000
A hidden gem. Recently extended to 18 holes the course offers a great mixture of challenges to all levels of golfer. The views are quite breathtaking and the overall condition of the course is good.
Some early shortish par fours may beguile you into a false sense of security as starting at hole 7 the distances move up a gear and like the first six loose shots will be punished.
15 is a beast requiring an accurate drive and an even better second if you are to have any hope of gaining the green in regulation, it is rightly reckoned at stroke index 1 on the card, treat par as a birdie!
Afterwards the clubhouse offers lovely views across the North Tyne valley and you can watch your fellow golfers putt out at the challenging 18th. >Play it before you die.
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