Grange-over-Sands Golf Club

The course and its character

The course on Meathop Road is very flat, which sets it apart from the hillier courses further into the Lake District. Natural features and tricky dog-legs mean it still tests golfers of all standards, and the club notes that it is popular with older golfers and those with limited mobility. It is close to Kendal and the southern lakes, so it suits a golf trip that mixes in walking or sightseeing, or a round on a day when the fells are too wet.

Booking and visitor practicalities

Tee times can be booked online at any time, and the booking system shows a full-year calendar that includes open competitions. Tuesday and Thursday mornings and Saturdays are reserved for members' competitions, so avoid those times; visitors who have not booked online may be accommodated at other times. On arrival, register in the golf shop. Buggies are available and should be booked in advance, and electric and push trolleys can be hired. Visitors are asked to follow the club's dress code.

Getting there

The club is on Meathop Road (B5277) at the north-eastern edge of Grange-over-Sands, near the A590, about 15 miles south-west of Kendal and Windermere by road.

Highlights

• Flat parkland course suited to all ages
• Natural features and tricky dog-legs
• Online booking with a full-year calendar
• Close to Morecambe Bay and the southern Lake District

Good to know

• Avoid Tuesday and Thursday mornings and Saturdays (members' competitions)
• Register in the golf shop on arrival
• Book buggies in advance
• Follow the club's dress code

Frequently asked questions