Slaley Hall

Slaley Hall is a renowned golf resort located in Northumberland, England, known for its two championship-standard golf courses: the Hunting Course and the Priestman Course. The Hunting Course, designed by Dave Thomas, is often regarded as the premier course at Slaley Hall, stretching over 7,000 yards and offering a challenging layout through natural rolling land with a mix of pine forests and moorland. It has hosted several notable European Tour events between 1996 and 2002 and is praised for its strategic bunkering and natural features. The Priestman Course, designed by Neil Coles and opened in 1999, is also a championship-level layout situated on higher ground, offering panoramic views of the Tyne Valley. The Slaley Hall resort, formerly De Vere Slaley Hall, is built into an Edwardian mansion and features 141 bedrooms, dining options, and leisure amenities, making it a top golf and hotel destination in England.