Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog – August 2026 By Greg Fitzmaurice, Course Manager · August 2026 This month at a glance Drought continues — daily watering focused on greens, other areas watered
The Course
Hunley Golf Club enjoys a breathtaking location, just a short distance from the popular seaside town of Saltburn-by-the-Sea. The course is renowned for its unique nature, set on coastal moorland, with a design that perfectly compliments the natural landscape.
Over the years, this exceptional layout has undergone numerous enhancements, perfecting the balance between challenge and enjoyment for players of all levels. Furthermore, what sets Hunley apart is its commitment to the local environment and community. Our responsible practices, actively working to enhance the local ecology and fostering a sense of community ensures that your experience at Hunley is not only memorable but also meaningful.
Course Layouts
Hunley Golf Club boasts an exhilarating golfing experience, with 27 holes and three distinct course layouts. Whether you're a low handicap player or someone who's new to the game, there really is something for everyone.
Morgans
The Morgans Course, named after the designer John Morgan, ex Seniors European Tour player, is a par 72 championship length course. At a mere 6794 yards off the white tees, the design reflects John Morgan’s favourite holes played throughout his long professional career.
Imperial
The Imperial Course includes some of the most challenging and spectacular holes from the very outset. After just 3 holes, you will be standing at the tee at “Snaith’s”, the signature hole at Hunley, with views across Hummersea bay and Boulby Cliffs. The difficult start will balance out as you get to the 8th, Dicken’s Dilemma, a short par 3 over water.
Jubilee
The Jubilee Course is probably the “easiest” to make a score on. The course has five par 5 holes, four of which are reachable for the lower handicap golfer and six par 3 holes. This course offers plenty of chances to pick up a few shots to par.
Monthly Blog
Every month, Greg Fitzmaurice, our Course Manager, provides an insightful update on all the activities taking place on the golf course. Discover the highlights, challenges, and get a sneak peek into upcoming projects in the short and long term. We invite you to dive into the latest edition and enjoy the read!
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog July 2026
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog – July 2026 By Greg Fitzmaurice, Course Manager · July 2026 This month at a glance July is peak season — Captains Day, Club Championship and visiting
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog May 2026
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog – May 2026 By Greg Fitzmaurice, Course Manager · May 2026 This month at a glance Hot, dry spell mid-month put pressure on the course, irrigation issues
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog April 2026
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog – April 2026 By Greg Fitzmaurice, Course Manager · April 2026 This month at a glance Typical east coast spring: only 15mm of rain, cool winds but
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog March 2026
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog – March 2026 By Greg Fitzmaurice, Course Manager · March 2026 This month at a glance Good early-month weather, with sunny spells helping course preparation All bunkers
Greg’s Greenkeeping Blog February 2026
February was wet. Very wet. We only had a handful of genuinely dry days, and those didn’t arrive until the back end of the month. It’s been a real test
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