About
Tyneside Golf Club, located in Ryton, is one of the oldest clubs in the North East of England, established in 1879. It is widely regarded as one of the finest parkland courses in the region. The course offers a challenging yet enjoyable experience for players of all abilities. Known for the quality of its greens, Tyneside Golf Club's free draining land allows it to be playable all year round.
Perched high on the 'Falls' of old Ryton village, the course is tucked away in tranquil surroundings and boasts magnificent views over the River Tyne and the beautiful Tyne valley.
Originally designed in 1911 by world-renowned golf course architect Harry S Colt, Tyneside Golf Club has a classic layout that has stood the test of time. The current course is currently undergoing a refurbishment programme by Frank Pont of Infinite Variety Golf Design, a renowned European Golf Architect specialising in Colt restorations. This refurbishment is aimed at enhancing the already outstanding course.
Sitting on a sand and gravel base, Tyneside Golf Club enjoys incredible drainage and remains open all year round, even when other courses in the area are closed. With a little over six thousand yards and a par of 70, the course offers a challenging yet manageable length for players. Each hole is distinct in both appearance and play style, offering great variety throughout the round. The course features four par 3s that point in different directions, creating a unique challenge regardless of the conditions.
Tyneside Golf Club offers not only a fantastic golfing experience but also beautiful and tranquil surroundings. Players can enjoy a stiff and varied golf challenge while being immersed in the natural beauty of the area. With its rich history, stunning views, and ongoing course improvements, Tyneside Golf Club is a must-visit destination for golf enthusiasts in the North East of England.
