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Every golf season has its ebbs and flows. But, invariably, the high point is the Open Championship. Everything that happens between now and then builds toward that week, which this year will be 16-23 July at Royal Liverpool.

The gloomy weather didn’t exactly align with the calendar. But that didn’t stop the 2023 golf season from getting off to a roaring start at Goswick Golf Club on the 1st of April.

All of us are feeling the pinch of the cost-of-living increase. But there’s no doubt that the impact has been especially pronounced on charitable organisations as their costs have gone up and, all too often, their donations have gone down.

All you girls out there, have you ever thought of playing golf? Want to have a try? Then now is your chance!

The recipients of Goswick Golf Link’s first-ever community grant programme gathered at the club recently to share how they will use the funds to help make a difference in Berwick-upon-Tweed and the surrounding area.

Slowly but surely, the days are lengthening — even if the temps aren’t always rising. And that means a new golf season, and the opportunity for a fresh start, will follow.

Goswick Golf Club’s PGA Coach in residence, David Ord, would like to help you make the upcoming golf season your best yet.

In its ongoing commitment to continually raising the standard of its James Braid-designed links, Goswick is looking to augment its greenkeeping staff with a trainee mechanic/greenkeeper.

The signs are all around. A chill in the air. A golden hue to the foliage. The lengthening of shadows. The seasons are changing. And while we might not want to admit it, the inevitable end of the prime golf season is fast approaching.

Goswick Golf Links has created a new fund that will be awarded to charitable organisations that operate within Berwick Upon Tweed in the form of grants up to £500 each.

Goswick Golf Club wishes to express its deepest collective condolences on the passing of Her Majesty the Queen.

Goswick Golf Links — already a top-100 links course in Great Britain and Ireland, top 50 in England and a regional qualifying venue for The Open Championship — is committed to stepping up its game even further.