Maryport Golf Club

18 hole Par 70

Course Details

  • Holes: 18
  • Par: 70
  • Length: 5,982 yards
  • Slope Rating: 128
  • Course Rating: 69.7

Website: http://www.maryportgolfclub.co.uk/Intro.aspx

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the real challenge at Maryport Golf Club, beyond just the scorecard?

You'll quickly discover that Maryport's true test lies in managing the coastal winds, which can turn a straightforward shot into a strategic puzzle. The course demands thoughtful club selection and a steady hand, especially on the exposed back nine where the breeze really makes its presence felt.

When's the absolute best time to play Maryport for ideal conditions?

We recommend visiting between late spring and early autumn-specifically May through September-when the weather is generally milder and the course is at its driest and firmest. This period offers the best chance for sunny skies and less wind, allowing you to truly appreciate the links-style play without battling the elements too much.

What should I expect from the overall experience and value at Maryport?

You'll find Maryport offers excellent value for a traditional English links experience, with green fees that are very reasonable compared to more famous coastal courses. It's a friendly, unpretentious club where the focus is purely on good golf and a warm welcome, perfect for a relaxed day out.

Are there any standout holes or views at Maryport I shouldn't miss?

Absolutely, keep an eye out for the views from the higher ground, particularly around the 7th and 14th holes, where you get glimpses of the Solway Firth and the Scottish hills beyond. The par-3 16th is also a memorable one, often playing directly into the wind and demanding a precise shot to a well-guarded green.

What's one practical tip you'd give someone playing Maryport for the first time?

Pack an extra layer, even on a sunny day-the coastal breeze can pick up unexpectedly and make a significant difference to how you feel on the course. Also, don't be afraid to play a little more conservatively off the tee; accuracy often trumps distance here, especially when the wind is up.