At South Cliff Golf Club, not only do they pride themselves on being ‘the friendly club’ but they also offer a superb combination of excellent facilities and a spectacular course with open views out to sea.

Considered by many as one of the finest courses in the North of England, we regularly host regional, county and national events and in 2016 were joint hosts of the English Amateur Championship.

The course falls into two parts, divided by the main road from Scarborough to Filey. On the seaward side of the road lie the fourth to tenth holes. On the land-ward side the first three holes and the last eight are laid out along the bottom of the rolling valley stretching southwards into the hills and on the slope of the ridge to the East.

The greatest charm of the course is the glorious situation of the holes on the cliff, looking down on the South Bay and Scarborough Town on the one side and along the bold and rugged coastline towards Filey on the other. The two parts of the course make a pleasant contrast and both provide some excellent golf.

The turf, even on the cliffs, is of the down-land rather than the seaside type and provides excellent lies for the fairway wood slots.

A great attraction to visitors is the inspiring view of the shore and sea. An exhilarating fresh breeze is never wholly absent even on the calmest of days and which at other times can add a new hazard to the testing quality of the course.

Derwent House apartments comprise of 5 luxury apartments on Scarborough’s South Cliff located in a stunning 19th-century townhouse. The five-storey building mixes stunning architecture and modern design to create unique spaces for guests with no detail spared. The apartments sit in a beautiful square that opens out a panoramic cliff view of the Yorkshire Coast. The location is perfect for those golfing enthusiasts, with courses such as Ganton, North Cliff and Scarborough South Cliff all located a short distance away.

Apartment 5: Ganton: Sitting atop Derwent House, Ganton is a luxurious 2-bedroom split-level apartment with direct lift access, offering an elegant and generous space for relaxation. Ganton is a quaint ancient village that’s main claim-to-fame is its world-famous golf course. Not only has it hosted the Ryder Cup, but its turf is of such fine quality that it has been used to re-turf Wembley Stadium. If your handicap isn’t quite up to Ganton standards, don’t worry, there’s a plethora of scenic country walks nearby.

Apartment 4: Langdale is a cosy 3-bedroom split-level apartment with direct lift access, two en-suites and a stunning living area with a unique large bay window.
Langdale End is a picturesque village embedded in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. It’s known for its valley walks but perhaps most notably Howden Hill, a conical mound that’s excited the imagination of mystics and sports various local names, the politest being the Sugar Loaf.

Apartment 3: Broxa is Located on the first floor, Broxa is a luxurious 2-bedroom split-level apartment with direct lift access, boasting a sizeable, glamorous living space and a private outdoor terrace. Broxa is a hamlet set deep in the Forge Valley Nature Reserve and only a stone’s throw from the River Derwent. It’s widely known for its expansive forest that hosts hiking trails, cycle routes, a variety of unusual tree species and, most surprisingly, a summer population of nightjars, a nocturnal bird from Africa.

Apartment 2: Harwood is Situated on ground level, Harwood is a beautifully finished 2-bedroom apartment with an en-suite wet room and large private outdoor terrace. Harwood Dale is a small village nestled in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Its open countryside and untrodden paths really conjure a sense of exploration and escapism. It’s the perfect place to visit to be alone with your thoughts and at one with nature.

Apartment 1: Everley is Benefitting from its own private entrance on basement level, Everley is a generous 3-bedroom apartment with copious space and an abundance of style. Everley is situated on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Though it’s only roughly 6 miles from central Scarborough, it feels as though you are much further afield. Surrounded by greenery and with a multitude of scenic walks to enjoy, it really is a quintessential rural North Yorkshire hamlet.