Ted Ray Designed Golf Courses

There are 5 golf courses in the UK designed by Ted Ray

Ted Ray is most renowned as a champion professional golfer, winning the Open Championship and U.S. Open in the early 20th century. While his playing career overshadows his architectural contributions, he was involved in golf course design, notably partnering with Charles Mayo on projects like Addington Golf Club. His influence as an architect is less extensive than his legendary status as a player.

Golf Courses

Bury St Edmunds Golf Club (18 Hole Course)

Bury St Edmunds, England

Chester-le-Street Golf Club

Chester-le-Street, England

Designed by Alex Herd and opened in 1908, Chester-le-Street Golf Club offers a par 71 layout stretching to 6479 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of 71.4 and slope rating of 123

Dewsbury District Golf Club (The Pinnacle Course)

Mirfield, England

Designed by Old Tom Morris and opened in 1891, Dewsbury District Golf Club offers a par 71 layout stretching to 6360 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of 71 and slope rating of 127

Sandiway Golf Club

Northwich, England

Designed by Ted Ray and opened in 1920, Sandiway Golf Club offers a par 70 layout stretching to 6404 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of 72.3 and slope rating of 138

Whitley Bay Golf Club

Whitley Bay, England

Designed by Ted Ray and opened in 1890, Whitley Bay Golf Club offers a par 72 layout stretching to 6579 yards from the white tee which has a course rating of 72.7 and slope rating of 135

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