Edinburgh (EDI)
115 km · ~105 min transfer
≈ €90
One way, taxi/shuttle
GBP 70–120
Skinburness Hotel
≈ €486
Transfer + hotel + green fee
About the Course
It is well worth the time and effort to get to Silloth on Solway Golf Club, and once you arrive, you will not want to leave. The course sits at the edge of the Solway Firth in the far north-west of England, looking across to Scotland on clear days. Founded in 1892 and designed by Willie Park Jr, Silloth is one of the great undiscovered links of the British Isles. The turf is firm and fast, the greens are subtle and quick, and the views across the Solway are breathtaking. The course is especially beloved for producing Cecil Leitch, one of the great amateur golfers of the early 20th century who won the Ladies' British Open Amateur four times. Silloth remains affordable, accessible, and utterly authentic.
Gallery
Course Highlights
Awards & Recognition
- Top 35 Links GB&I
- Best Value Links
Visitor Information
Guest Policy: Open to all visitors. One of England's most welcoming clubs.
Best months to visit
Where to Stay
Skinburness Hotel
A traditional hotel overlooking the Solway Firth, convenient for the links.
GBP 70–120
per night
Where to Eat
Silloth Golf Clubhouse
On-siteWelcoming clubhouse with affordable, honest British cooking.
Traditional British