Low Jobs Hill
Crook, County Durham, United Kingdom
Crook Golf Club, established in 1919, is an 18-hole course located in County Durham near the hills of the Prince Bishops region, with views extending toward North Yorkshire. The course is characterized by challenging terrain that combines hilly and flatter sections, presenting distinct challenges across each hole.
The layout features numerous blind shots, tough carries, challenging bunkers, and fast greens that test golfers of varying abilities. The undulating topography is a defining characteristic, with the course known for its difficulty despite modest length. The course maintains high standards with well-maintained fairways and greens.
Notable features include several signature holes that have garnered attention from visitors. The club prides itself on presenting a comprehensive test of golf, with the saying "Play golf at Crook and you can play anywhere in the county" reflecting its demanding nature. The course welcomes both members and visitors, operating as a friendly, informal club while maintaining standards of dress code and etiquette. Golf buggies are available for hire, accommodating players of different mobility needs.
