Pound for pound, the 6,400 odd yard 18-hole course on the outskirts of the seaport town in Northumberland has got to be one of the best days sport you'll find for your hard earned cash.
Developed on land where once stood a pit head and it's entire mining community, Blyth has matured and developed into a tree-lined par 72, parkland course - but don't be fooled by its gently undulating character. Its first six holes are a test for any golfer. Negotiate them without dropping too many shots and you'll be set up for a good score.
But beware - there are some cunning water hazards on 9,12,13 and 14 that demand a strong nerve and a sure stroke. They don't call the 13th hole 'Sinkers' for nothing!
An ever-increasing record number of visitors are testament to a great day out and many write back for repeat bookings extolling the sheer enjoyment of playing the course and being made to feel welcome in the clubhouse where you'll be treated to Blyth's first class catering.
There are some great packages available to suit every visiting party or society outing. Try it and discover one of the region's little gems!
