Tour venue · Northumberland
About the club
Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Course is the most scenic stop on the PING Junior Golf Tour. The links runs along Embleton Bay on the Northumberland coast, with the ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle standing over the far end of the course and the beach a few yards from several tees.
Golf has been played here since 1900 and the course was redesigned by James Braid, the five-time Open champion. It is a traditional links: 18 holes, par 70 from the white tees at 6,287 yards, with gorse, pot bunkers and a wind that changes as you turn round the bay. The free-draining turf means it stays open and in good order when inland courses are waterlogged, and the greens are kept in play all year.
It is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, so parents and spectators walking the course get as much out of the day as the players. The clubhouse and kitchen are open daily, and Alnwick is about ten minutes away.
Upcoming PJGT events at Dunstanburgh Castle Golf Course
No PJGT dates are announced here at the moment. New season fixtures are published over the winter. See the full schedule
Questions about entry
Jason Budd, Tour Director. info@pingjuniorgolftour.co.uk or 07712 549609.
Playing the whole season
Your best five scores count towards the Order of Merit. The top 8 in each Rookies division and the top 4 gross and top 4 nett in each Masters division play the Grand Final. See the standings
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