10-hole (18 tees) links course founded in 1905. Dunnerholme Rock rom which the Golf Club gets its name, is a limestone outcrop that projects out in to the Estuary and is part of the course.
Visiting parties of 8 people or more can be catered for, phone for details
Green
Fees
B
any day
Payable using an honesty box in the main entrance.
Location
6
miles N of Barrow on A595
Map
Facilities
• The Club House is small but a friendly reception is assured. Coffee is available at all times and catering and bar facilities at weekends and during
competitions.
• Practice Ground: three holes and a sand bunker
Unique
10-hole links course along the estuary of the River Duddon.
Water in play on five holes. Elevated 6th green provides magnificent
views of the Lakeland mountains and Morecambe Bay.
Course
Reviews
A
very good 10 hole course with 18 tee positions, a links course
with a 97 year old history, the course was built by railway
workers and runs down the N/W coast. It is named after a rock
with a green on it!!
Makes for a very interesting day out.
Well worth a visit if staying round the Lake District, 20
mins from Coniston, 30 from Windemere, Kendal. Gordon Brackwell
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