Renowned for its picturesque lay-out
Dunscar is a mix of parkland and moorland holes. Its old and newly planted trees, its water, heather and gorse each create their own challenges. It is not a short course, and it plays beautifully in every season.
3rd · Watermans
Water in play early — a hole that asks a straight question the moment you've warmed up.
16th · The Quarry
The signature par-3, sited in an old quarry ringed by four bunkers and plenty of heather.
17th & 18th
A demanding finish against a backdrop of open local countryside, back toward the clubhouse.
Where the course bites
Early on you meet the water at the 3rd. From there the course climbs out onto the moor and works its way around heather and gorse before the quarry 16th and the countryside finish. Four par-3s — every one of them testing — are the making or breaking of a card here.
Eighteen holes, hole by hole
From the opening holes below the clubhouse the course climbs onto the moor and returns past the quarry and countryside at 16, 17 and 18.
Card: 18 holes · 6,033 yards · four par-3s. A full hole-by-hole guide is on the club's own site.
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