Silloth on Solway Golf Club
Booking hotline 01697 331304
Golf Society Special Offers from Silloth on Solway Golf Club
Silloth on Solway Golf Club: A Golfer's Paradise Awaits Looking for your next golfing adventure? Silloth on Solway Golf Club is calling your name. Recently crowned #1 in Today's Golfer Magazine's Top 100 Best Value Elite Golf Courses in Great Britain and Ireland, this gem offers an unforgettable experience for golfers who appreciate the charm and challenge of a world-class links course. Nestled on the stunning Cumbrian coast, Silloth is more than just a course—it’s a masterpiece of rolling fairways, sunken greens, and breathtaking views of the Solway Firth. The gorse-lined holes provide not only a test of strategy and skill but also scenery that will stay with you long after your round. Golfers rave about the immaculate playing conditions and those blind tee shots that keep every swing exciting. And let's not forget the warm, welcoming hospitality that awaits you at the clubhouse—worth the trip in its own right. Whether you're chasing birdies or simply looking for a memorable round, Silloth on Solway promises an experience unlike any other. Book your tee time today and play on one of the world's best links courses. Summer 2025 green fees £110 For seasonal special offers visit www.sillothgolfclub.co.uk
Silloth on Solway Golf Club
Station Road
Silloth
Wigton
Cumbria
CA7 4BL
Telephone: 01697 331304
Contact Silloth on Solway Golf Club
Course Details
Type: Links
Length: 6,392 yards
Par: 72 Links Course
Society Green Fees
Weekday Rounds from £110
Weekend Rounds from £110
Course Description
Silloth on Solway is a key tourist attraction in the coastal Cumbrian town of Silloth.
David Grant laid out the original course in 1892 and, since then, it has evolved with the input of world-renowned architects Dr Alister MacKenzie and Willie Park Jnr.
The course features a number of blind holes, which are a source of uncertainty, surprise and occasional delight to generations of members and visitors.
The ninth hole is an excellent par-3, where an elevated tee box looks down on a small green with a steep fall to the right and protected to the front and side by an array of deep bunkers.
The par-5 13th, meanwhile, is the signature hole and features a drive over banks of heather to a deceptively wide fairway. A tight second through a narrow gully, into the prevailing wind, must negotiate an angled slope that deflects all but the most accurate of approaches to an elevated green at the top of a ridge.
The course has received plenty of praise down the years and, after making his first visit to the course in 1925, the great golf writer Bernard Darwin wrote: “I never more violently fell in love with a course at first sight.â€
