Time almost stands still on this enchanting golf course which has graced Embleton links since 1900. Set in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty the golf course curves gently around the golden sands of Beautiful Embleton Bay.

The Northernmost end of the course abuts Newton Pool which is a freshwater nature reserve, while at the southern end the bewitching ruins of Dunstanburgh castle stand upon imposing cliffs and form a magnificent backdrop to the 13th green. It was the golfing genius James braid who in 1922 turned Dunstanburgh into the current challenging 18 hole course. All 18 holes provide a superb test of Golf, with many holes set amongst undulating dunes in true links fashion.

The clubhouse which overlooks Embleton Bay was modernised a few years ago. Visitors receive a warm welcome and catering is provided seven days a week throughout the year.