One of Northumberland’s best kept secrets is the breathtaking beauty of Longhirst Hall Golf Course.
Scenic views and panoramic countryside make this an expansive Florida-style course with an elegant English touch – a unique concept.

The course is sprinkled with lakes. Ducks, geese and swans share the surroundings with the golfers. You can see the grounds of the old hall in the east and there’s Blueberry Wood in the north. In 1997 when The Old Course opened, 42,000 trees were planted. Since then a further 10,000 have been planted , adding to the landscape created in the design of the second course.

On 30th June 2003 Longhirst began operating two 18 Hole Courses, The Dawson Course and The Lakes Course. The 2 course layout runs from 01 April to 31 October each year, then we revert back to our original layout (The Old Course) from 01 Nov to 31 Mar. Longhirst Hall Golf Course continues to mature and grow into what is now a first class golfing venue in the North East of England , and is a must play destination.

(just after Coldstream turn off).

Once on the single carriageway travel 1 Mile then take the first right hand turn which is signposted for Hebron and Cockle Park. This is the B1337 road. Stay on the B1337 through Hebron Village. After 2.7 Miles you will come to a T junction. Turn left, staying on the B1337 After 1 Mile you will see the entrance to Longhirst Hall on your left. Follow signs for Golf Course once through main gate.

Traveling South on the A1 approximately 3 miles North of Morpeth you will see a sign for 'Dual Carriageway Ahead'.

Shortly after this sign you will see the left hand turn off for Hebron and Cockle Park.

Turn left onto this road - the B1337. Stay on the B1337 through Hebron Village.

After 2.7 Miles you will come to a T junction. Turn left, staying on the B1337 After 1 Mile you will see the entrance to Longhirst Hall on your left. Follow signs for Golf Course once through main gate.

Traveling South on the A697 approximately 3 Miles before Morpeth you will approach a left hand turn for High Highlaws and Hebron (opposite Highleygate Garden Centre). Turn left here and continue straight on for half a mile until you meet the A1. Turn left onto the A1 and then immediate right. Then as described in Northbound directions at top of this page.