A good test of golf with no par 5’s on the Yellow Tees and only one par five on the White Tees. So if you start dropping shots there’s not many places to get them back. For a nine hole course there are some very good holes out there, if you play to your handicap you have played well. The course is well presented and well worth the green fee (The fee is for all day golf). If the wind is blowing, you will need to be on top of your game to play to your handicap. The course is a par 69 from the White Tees and a par 68 from the Yellow Tees, and I think I am right in saying that the course record is 68. So nobody has made a fool out off Silecroft Golf Club as yet!!
(Its only been open for 112 years).
Enjoy your days golf.

I found the local members to be very helpful and the system easy to book a round of golf.
The course although only nine holes, it made you think your way round and had several tricky hole layouts taking the wind into account.
For a good days golf I would recommend any visitor to the area to give it a try.

The area is a centre for watersports and beachsports of all kinds, a base-camp for walkers who appreciate the charm of the rural landscape without the crowds, as well as being the home of one of Cumbria’s great little golf courses.
Visitors will find a range of accommodation types available with serviced and self-catering, basic to luxury, and everything in between. Among the scattered community of small towns, villages and hamlets can be found genuine, traditional inns and top quality cafes and restaurants. A wide range of independent shops, supplemented by a few small supermarkets satisfy any other needs.