Northumberland, United Kingdom
Goswick Links Golf Club is an authentic natural links course located on the Northumberland Coast near Berwick-upon-Tweed, England. Founded in 1889, the course has been shaped by renowned designers including Tom Dunn, Willie Park Jr, James Braid, and Frank Pennick, with recent work by Tom Mackenzie.
The course features one of the world's few pure fescue golf links, characterized by lively bouncing fairways and fast-rolling greens that perform consistently year-round. Set across tumbling sand dunes with panoramic views of the North Sea, Holy Island, and Bamburgh Castle, Goswick offers a challenging links experience in a remote, scenic setting.
Ranked among the top 100 links courses in Great Britain and Ireland and the top 50 golf courses in England, Goswick is recognized as the highest-rated course in Northumberland and Durham. It serves as one of only 15 R&A-designated regional qualifying venues for The Open Championship, having hosted this prestigious event eight times, most recently in 2024. The club recently completed construction of its first all-new hole in 60 years.
