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Burnley Golf Club (Glen View)

Moorland Course in Burnley, England

Burnley Golf Club, also known as Glen View, is a moorland course in Lancashire, England, with a history dating back to 1905. Initially laid out by George Lowe, the professional at Lytham St Annes, the course was redesigned in 1908 by Alec (Sandy) Herd, a former British Open Champion. James Braid, a five-time British Open winner and renowned architect, visited in 1929, introducing new holes and bunkers, elements that largely remain today. The course is situated on the edge of the Pennine hills, offering undulating fairways and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, including Pendle Hill and the Ribble Valley. It has previously served as a Regional Open Qualifying venue from 2010 to 2014.

Burnley Golf Club

Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 3RW

Par & Length

Course Scorecard

    Course Features

    Putting Green

    Perfect your putting stroke before your round

    Chipping Green

    Hone your short game skills at the dedicated chipping area

    Professional Instruction

    PGA qualified coaches available for lessons

    Club Fitting

    Custom club fitting services available

    Club Rental

    Quality golf clubs available for rent

    Buggy Hire

    Electric carts to make your round more comfortable

    Pro Shop

    Stock up before or after your round from the pro shop

    Restaurant

    Enjoy excellent dining options in comfortable surroundings

    Location & Contact Information

    Phone

    01282 455266

    Email

    secretary@burnleygolfclub.com

    Address

    Glen View, Burnley, Lancashire

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