For a mid November round of golf we found the course, clubhouse and general welcome from the professional and catering staff to be really good. 4 out 5 due to 3 hole’s being closed due to very wet conditions. Definitely a course I would like to play here again when conditions are better but the views and experience was still great.

Just returned from a fantastic golf break staying at Alnmouth Golf Club’s Dormy House for two nights under a package deal with 3 rounds of golf playing seahouses, Dunstanburgh and Foxton (Alnmouth) and dinner, bed and breakfast. Excellent value in every respect. I just wanted to say how much both myself and the rest of the visiting party enjoyed our stay with you. Everything was perfect, the organisation, the rooms, the breakfasts and evening meals. What really made our stay so perfect was however your staff, the kitchen staff, waitresses and in particular the bar staff we had the pleasure of being served by. I would like to however particularly mention the two bar staff that looked after us do well during our two night stay namely Sadie & Martha (Martha we understand was actually quite new). They were exceptional, so pleasant and friendly… simply amazing. You have a beautiful course and club house and you should be very proud to have staff such as you have. Hopefully we can return again soon, in the meantime thank you again. Best wishes Graham ( ex room no3 Dormy House)

My wife & I have been making a golf trip to Foxton Hall for the last 4 years. There have sometimes been 8 couples but this year we were down to 6 couples as we have unfortunately lost two good mates. The staff are wonderful and cannot do enough for you. The course is great and a good test of golf. However, the Admin side of the business clearly are not that bothered about your return trip? Both last year and this year the weekends that we had been could not be rebooked as they had let someone else book for that weekend next year? We are not impressed.

We had walked from Alnmouth Beach towards Seaton Point along the sands, and returned via the coast path. The path takes you over the golf course, but when we reached the club house a notice invited non-members to come in to the bar. So we did! We had a lovely cup of tea, and the lady behind the bar made us feel very welcome. Its a great spot to break your walk and have some refreshments. The club feels very select, and the outdoor seating area was very pleasant.

After a long walk we called at Foxton Hall for a coffee, when we saw the menu we stayed for late lunch which was perfect my husband had sea food platter and I had scampi both beautiful and so well priced. The setting in the rose garden was perfect and the service second to none we even got a treat for our dog. Dogs are allowed in the gardens but not inside, today if didn’t matter but we would love to come again for early evening meal. In the UK it’s not often possible to sit outside in an evening as it’s too cold and we cannot leave the dog in our rented accomodation. We will definitely be back, weather permitting. I wonder if Foxton Hall would consider a small corner of the indoor space to be dog friendly, just so we don’t have to rely on the weather to enjoy such a lovely meal