The course has undergone a sustained attack from the sea for all of the time it has existed and during the winter of 2017/18 we lost over 20ft of sand dune beside the 7th green which took half of the 8th Championship tee completely. As a result the 7th hole has been rebuilt further inland and changed into a fantastic Par 5. The 9th has been shortened and is now a Par 4 keeping the course to its Championship Par 72. During 2023 the plan is to introduce a new 8th hole (Par 3)  which was built in 2021 using the turf from the old 7th green. This hole has been trialled for a month in 2022 by the members and with a view of water approximately 280 degrees around the tee it is in a fantastic position and was very much enjoyed. We look forward to introducing it later in 2023 when it is up to the standard of the rest of the course.

Below are some videos of the build process and the original new design layout, there will be more to come soon.

Watch the below video and use the pause button to stop it and take in the changes.

The new 8th is progressing well. You see a flyover of this hole which was done in March 2022 below

The new 8th is progressing well. You see a flyover of this hole which was done in March 2022 below