Middlesbrough Golf Club

Set on undulating parkland in England, Middlesbrough Golf Club was designed by James Braid and opened in 1908. The layout plays across natural ravines and rolling ground, with views toward the Cleveland Hills adding a distinctive backdrop to the round. The par-70, 18-hole course is semi-private. Hole 8 is the signature, where trees guard a sloping green. Coaching is available through an on-site academy offering individual and group sessions for juniors, ladies, and gents, using technology including GASP and Trackman. The clubhouse restaurant overlooks the golf course and is run by an in-house catering team offering menus including buffets and carvery. A members bar with drinks provided by a friendly house team, a lounge overlooking the first tee and eighteenth green, and secure locker rooms with showers and towels are also available. Parking includes space for coach parties.