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Bamburgh Golf Club, Red Barns Links, Northumberland. (1896 - WW1)
Founded in 1896.
The course was on Red Barns Links between Bamburgh and Seahouses the professional was W Weatherston.
In 1900 the secretary at the 9-hole course was G Dickson, Radcliffe House, Bamburgh.
Below is the result of a match played at Amble (also defunct) on Saturday 6 July 1912. Interestingly the away team was called Bamburgh (not Castle) so it’s possible the earlier Bamburgh club could still have been in existence at this time.
| Amble Golf Club | Bamburgh Golf Club | ||
| H H Roberts | 1 | A Purves | 0 |
| H F Teasdale | 1 | T Marshall | 0 |
| J Stobbart | 1 | J Brown | 0 |
| R J Burgess | 0 | A Hall | 1 |
| R Taylor | 1 | J Marshall | 0 |
| G Rochester | 1 | J Hewitt | 0 |
| J Gardner | 1 | W McColl | 0 |
| J Turnbull | 1 | T W Little | 0 |
| J Sanderson | 1 | J Gregory | 0 |
| T L McAndrews | 1 | G Brewis | 0 |
| 9 | 1 |
The Golf Course at Red Barns Links is clearly marked on the O.S map below
© Crown Copyright {1899}
Bamburgh Golf Club disappeared in the early 1900s.
Bamburgh Castle is the current club and was founded in 1904.