Birtley Golf Club

Birtley Golf Club is a nine-hole parkland course located near Chester-le-Street in County Durham, England, close to the A1. Founded in 1922, the course measures 5,729 yards with a par of 67 and features an 18-tee layout allowing full 18-hole play.

The course is characterized by testing par threes and six par fours exceeding 400 yards, presenting a significant challenge for golfers of varying abilities. The opening hole sets a demanding tone as a 238-yard par 3, followed by the second hole—a 453-yard dogleg par 4. Described by Golf Monthly as "a little gem on the hillside," the course is situated on undulating terrain that contributes to its difficulty and character.

The club benefits from recently refurbished clubhouse facilities including a lounge, bar, and dining room. Birtley welcomes both members and visitors at competitive rates, with the course designed to be enjoyed by golfers of all standards. The hillside setting provides a distinctive parkland experience typical of the North East region.