North Shore Golf Course, Skegness, Lincolnshire

This superb Golf Course was modelled by the 1910 St. Andrews Open winner James Braid and is overlooked by the North Shore Hotel. Braid himself is regarded as a world wide course creator and was at the forefront of course architects and playing ability in the early 1900s.

A challenge for all levels of golfer

Braid's challenge was to transform a unique blend of exposed coastline and lush tree lined parkland into a course that would challenge every hickory shaped club. Like all good seaside course designers Braid made use of the strong easterly wind which can cause even the best players a headache. The wind hits your drive on 5, 10, and 15 from the right and on the 13 and 17 head on. With a strong wind behind you on 11 and 14 it makes club selection a nightmare, these holes made Braid both a genius and a demon.

...and great hotel accommodation by the sea

Braid has given many a golfer a lot to shout and laugh about when reaching the club bar. The North Shore Hotel prides itself on good food, good ale and a good laugh. These are 36 bedrooms: Singles, Twins, Triplets and Quad rooms. All are ensuite with TV, telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. Most bedrooms overlook the course and sea. » More about our hotel

An on-site golf shop too!

Adjacent to the hotel is a well stocked pro shop where the professional and the two assistants are pleased to offer help and assistance. » More about Pro Shop