The parkland course at Scarborough North Cliff has a real seaside feel to it, played, as it is, along the Yorkshire coastline, two miles north of Scarborough town centre. Its undulating fairways are often tight, making for difficult tee shots that require pin-point accuracy whilst the sea breezes can often wreak havoc with high airborne shots. It may be an idea, then, to pack a few extra balls in your bag!

It spans 6425 yards from the tee on the first to the pin on the eighteenth for which it offers a par of 70. It first opened its doors to golfers in 1928 having been constructed to exact designs by legendary golf course architect James Braid.