Dunnerholme Golf Course

Dunnerholme Golf Club is a unique 10-hole links course located on the Furness Peninsula in Cumbria, on the shores of the Duddon Estuary near Askam-in-Furness, at the southern edge of the Lake District National Park. Founded in 1905, the course is distinctive for its eighteen tees, allowing the ten holes to be played twice with different perspectives on each replay.

The course layout dates back over a century and features the Dunnerholme Rock, a limestone outcrop projecting into the estuary that forms a challenging and visually distinctive element with panoramic views. The terrain offers links-style golf with stunning vistas across the sea and Lake District fells, presenting a good challenge for modern golfers while being maintained in excellent condition by specialist green-staff.

The course is kept in tip-top condition and features preserved wildlife areas around its edges. Dunnerholme was named a finalist for England Golf Club of the Year in 2021, recognizing its quality as one of only four clubs selected from across the country. The club actively hosts competitions and events throughout the year across its various sections.