Ramside Hall Golf Club (Princes-Bishops)

Ramside Hall Golf Club (Princes-Bishops) is an 18-hole, par 72 layout stretching 6,851 yards from the championship tees in Durham, England, with views of Durham Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Designed by Jonathan Gaunt, the course is built around risk and reward. Sixteen water hazards feature across the round, with water directly in play on 10 holes. Nine doglegs demand careful strategy and the ability to shape shots in both directions. Reachable par 5s, driveable par 4s, and demanding short holes call on a full range of shot-making. The course is accessible to all standards. Wide, generous fairways offer a conservative route on every hole, while more aggressive lines invite the better player to attack. The Prince Bishops name honours the warrior clergymen who governed the North of England from Durham Castle following the Norman Conquest in the 11th century. Rated 4.5 by Hole19 golfers, this is one of the most-played courses in England on Hole19.