News & Offers

Now that the government has begun to gradually pull back on the lockdown restrictions, including allowing us to reopen our clubhouse, there’s never been a better time to gather your society mates and enjoy a day of true links golf at Goswick.

In a major step along the path back to the full Goswick experience as we once knew it, food and drink is once again on offer in our clubhouse.

Summer is now in full swing in Northumberland. And that means longer and lazier days that can seem to last forever.

Golf is now once again being played across the UK. And that is a very good thing.

Golf is back at Goswick. Members had the opportunity to resume play starting 13 May. Here, Dan Miller shares his thoughts.

So it looks like, starting Wednesday, golf courses in England will be allowed to reopen — at least to solo golfers and those who share the same household. Could this be the last post in this series? Let’s hope!

Congratulations! You’ve made it to the six-week mark of the UK’s COVID-19 lockdown. And, it would appear, there are glimmers of light at the end of this golf-less tunnel. But until the game can resume, Goswick’s vice chairman (or is that chairman of vice?) offers his thoughts.

Editor’s Note: In this instalment in his ongoing blog series, Goswick member Dan Miller offers his review of a golf book that could serve as an alternative to playing the game amid the COVID-19 lockdown.

Goswick Golf Links is currently in lockdown. In response, here is the first in what we anticipate will be a series of posts about what our members are doing to compensate. It is offered by the Goswick men’s captain, who took the stunning photo of the 1st green above.

Just in case you’ve lost track, it’s Thursday — about half way through the fifth week of the COVID-19 lockdown in the UK. But that hasn’t dimmed the Goswick members’ passion for the game. Case in point: Andrew Renton.

And so life without golf, at least in its conventional form, continues — indefinitely. Yet that’s not stopping Goswick members from responding with creativity and perseverance.

Here’s the latest in a series of posts about what our members are doing to compensate for the lack of golf during the COVID-19 mandated lockdown.