Furness Golf Club

Founded in 1872 by migrant Scottish workers from Dundee, Furness Golf Club is the 3rd oldest links and the 6th oldest golf club in England and could be regarded as one of the north west’s best kept golfing secrets.

Located on the Furness peninsula, it offers a stunning backdrop of the majestic peaks of the Lakeland hills, the sparkling waters of Morecambe Bay and spectacular views across the Irish Sea to the Isle of Man. Panoramic views greet the eye on every tee.

This fine links course runs parallel to the Irish Sea on the west coast of Walney Island, which is joined to the mainland at Barrow-in-Furness by the Jubilee Bridge.

On a clear day, you can see the Isle of Man on the sea’s horizon, but the weather can be capricious with no two rounds being the same.

Whether the hills are wearing a covering of white on a clear frosty day or the summer heat haze dazzles on the water, playing Furness always creates an unforgettable memory.

A true links experience that you cannot afford to miss. It offers a fair but challenging test of golf for all abilities.