Teesside Golf Club was opened on May 23rd, 1901. The original course was only six holes, reclaimed from old marshes at Mandale Bottoms. Surrounded by the River Tees, the course was particularly prone to flooding, however, recent extensive drainage improvements have benefited the course greatly. The clubhouse was opened in 1932 and was originally an old granary to which ships coming up the Tees delivered their grain. The fairways are tree-lined with becks and ponds to catch the wayward shot, while the course is flat and therefore not physically demanding. From the very beginning, when the great Harry Vardon was invited to inspect it in 1903, the golf course has become not only one of the best tests of golf in the area but also a haven for many species of wildlife. The newly refurbished clubhouse with its own 'stand alone' Restaurant was opened in August 2004.
Restrictions: Play Mon- Fri, all bookings are subject to availability. Permitted period 1st April to 1st November. Offers do not apply in winter (Nov-Mar) Offer is based on 1-4 golfers.
Members Offers
- Other Offer
** Offer is £20 per golfer for Open Fairways members**
Standard Green Fees
- Midweek: £30
- Weekend: N/A
Member Savings
- 4-Ball Saving: £40
- 2-Ball Saving: £20
Course Features
- Holes: 18
- Par: 72
- Length: 6535 yds
- Parkland Course
- Additional Info
Offer is available 1-4 golfers
- www.teessidegolfclub.co.uk