Castle Eden Golf Club

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Hole	White Yards	Par	Yellow Yards	Stroke Index	Ladies Yards	Par	Stroke Index
1	432	4	-	-	419	5	-
2	407	4	-	-	357	4	-
3	389	4	-	-	387	5	-
4	337	4	-	-	327	4	-
5	356	4	-	-	352	4	-
6	153	3	-	-	138	3	-
7	274	4	-	-	257	4	-
8	347	4	-	-	335	4	-
9	169	3	-	-	125	3	-
	2864	34			2697	36
10	506	5	-	-	327	4	-
11	147	3	-	-	125	3	-
12	378	4	-	-	370	5	-
13	378	4	-	-	371	4	-
14	496	5	-	-	474	5	-
15	443	4	-	-	423	5	-
16	343	4	-	-	305	4	-
17	162	3	-	-	153	3	-
18	276	4	-	-	231	4	-
	3129	36			2779	37
	5993	70			5476	73

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Originally named the Dene Golf Club upon being opened shortly after the end of the First World War, the Castle Eden course was given its new title in 1927. Its opening three holes are widely recognised as one of the most difficult starts to a round in the whole of England, measuring in excess of four hundred yards apiece. The tree-lined fairways present golfers with a challenging shot from most tees, and a good approach is essential on the outward nine to avoid the many bunkers around the greens. Incidentally, the hollow on the left of the fairway on the thirteenth is as a result of an air crash during the Second World War.

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