The Warmest of Welcomes to Dunnerholme
The members and staff of Dunnerholme Golf Club offer a warm and friendly welcome to every visitor.
We endeavour to make your visit as enjoyable as possible and we are continually striving to improve our course and facilities.
Check the information below, or contact the club secretary with any queries admin@dunnerholme.co.uk
Book Online
Book your tee time online (opens the BRS website).
Green Fees
Costs for visitors, members, guests buggy hire and other fees.
Open Competitions
Book your open place online (opens the BRS website).
Club opening hours and details.
The Club Office is manned, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday from 10am – 1.30pm.
The phone is manned every day:
from 9am – 5.30pm.
The Bar is open:
Wednesday from 6pm – 9pm
Saturday from 12 noon – 7pm
(from 1st April until 31st October)
The Clubhouse is open:
from 6.30am – 9.30pm
(from 1st April until 31st October)
There is a coffee machine in the clubhouse which takes cash and cards £2 per cup.
We also have a small fridge which is stocked with refreshments and works on an honesty basis.
Members and Visitors also have use of the changing rooms plus the putting green in front of the clubhouse and the practice ground at the far side of the 2nd fairway.
More Information
Green Fees and Equipment Hire
Green Fees
Summer Fees from April 1st 2026 to 31st October 2026
Visitors
Visitor – £35 (10 or 18 holes)
Book your tee time online. (Need a golf cart? Please check the buggy hire information)
Members and Other fees
Members with Guest – £25 (10 or 18 holes)
County Card – £25 (10 or 18 holes)
Juniors (max age 17) – £15 (Must be accompanied by an Adult/Member)
There is no option for cash or card payment at the course – please book and pay online. All tee times must be booked. Please ensure all players have their digital confirmation of booking. For further information and tee times for large groups please complete the contact form or get in touch by phone or email.
Buggy Hire
Buggy Hire for 2026
Please read THE BUGGY HIRE T & C’s before using a buggy on the course
Visitors
- Visitor Buggy Hire – £30.00 (10 or 18 holes)
- Please contact the office on 01229 462675 or email for more details.
Members
- Member Buggy Hire 18 Holes – £20.00
- Member Buggy Hire 10 Holes – £12.00
- Reserve the buggy online via BRS
Equipment Hire
Hickory Golf Club Hire
We offer the hire of original 1900’s Hickory Golf Clubs to visitors who are members of an Affiliated Golf Club and would like to experience how golf was played back in the day. We have 2 sets available for hire at £15 per set plus green fees – please contact us for more details and to use.
Extra Information for Visitors
Reserved Tee Times
Reserved Tee Times (for Members)
These times will not be available in the online booking process.
Monday
5.00pm – 7.00pm JUNIORS have priority
Tuesday
9.00am – 1.00pm SENIORS
Wednesday
4.00pm – 6.00pm SCRATCH
From 1.00pm – LADIES have priority on the tee
Saturday
Competition Day – Course closed until 5.00pm.
Sunday
10.00am – 11.30am LADIES Competition Day
Please check online booking BRS reservations and Course Notice Board for additional fixtures or alterations to regular fixtures.
Visitor Rules
Visitor Rules from 2026 and beyond
There is a registration procedure for all Visitors. For Insurance purposes (and in the interest of health and safety), we must be aware of who is on the course. When completing the online booking process, full contact details must be completed.
*** NO BAG OR EQUIPMENT SHARING ALLOWED. You WILL be asked to leave the course if this rule is not adhered to ***
*** CHECK WHEN THE TOP ROCK TEE IS OPEN. DO NOT PLAY OFF AT ANY OTHER TIME. ***
- We do not insist on handicap certificates but expect all visitors to be competent golfers and preferably to be members of a recognised golf club.
- Repair pitch marks on greens and replace divots.
- Switch off your mobile phone.
- Do not leave litter, empty bottles etc, on the course. Take your litter home with you, or use the litter baskets where available.
- Please remember to give way to green staff working on the course.
- Strictly observe the rules of golf, the etiquette of golf and all course notices.
- Maintain an acceptable standard of appearance on the course and in the clubhouse.
- Avoid slow play. A four ball should be able to complete the course in or around 4 hours.
PLEASE BE AWARE OF WALKERS on the public footpaths which cross the course
Dress Code
Societies & Stay and Play
Societies and Golf Packages
Golf Packages for 2026 and beyond
Groups of Ten Golfers or more (Monday – Friday) £25 per person
Coffee and Bacon Roll + 18 holes of Golf – prices on request
Coffee and Biscuits + 18 holes of Golf + Soup and sandwiches – prices on request
Coffee and Bacon Roll + 18 Holes of Golf + Two Course Meal – prices on request
LARGER PARTIES OF 16 OR MORE – Please call (or email) for prices
Tel: 01229 462675 option 2
For all packages, pre booking is essential. Non-Returnable Deposit £5.00 per head on booking.
Meals must be pre-ordered. All special dietary requirements must be advised on booking.
Menus on request
Stay and Play Hotels
Stay and Play
The Dunes Hotel,
Barrow-in-Furness
The Dunes Hotel is located on the A590 on the way to Barrow-in-Furness – just a few miles along the main road from the junction to Askam-in-Furness (and Dunnerholme). Enjoy a lovely luxurious stay in quiet surroundings, close to the sea.
Premier Inn, Ulverston
If you're looking for modern, comfortable accommodation, the Ulverston Premier Inn is in a handily placed location to explore the area – and is only a few miles along the A590 towards the motorway.
Other Attractions
Other Attractions
Attractions in and around Askam
Dock Museum:
The popular museum focuses on Barrow’s shipbuilding industry, the Victorian iron and steel works, and the history of the Furness area.
Furness Abbey:
The abbey, founded in 1137, was once the second richest and most powerful Cistercian monastery in the country.
Piel Island:
Piel Island is situated at the southern tip of the Furness peninsula and is accessible by passenger ferry from Roa Island. The island has a castle, built by the monks of Furness Abbey, and a king — the landlord of the island’s pub is traditionally crowned as King of Piel.
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