Architect
Willie Fernie
Established
1903
Par / Length
68 / 5996y
Access
Public / Visitors Welcome
Green Fee
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Overview: Appleby is an inland links-style course on Brackenber Moor in Cumbria, with heather, bracken and open views toward the Pennines. The official white card measures 5,996 yards at par 68, and the course has no par fives, placing emphasis on accurate positioning and approach play.
History: The club was founded in 1894 and moved to its present Brackenber Moor site in 1903, when the course was laid out by Willie Fernie, the 1883 Open champion. The club continues to describe the course as an inland links shaped by its moorland contours.
Did You Know? The sixth hole crosses the fast-flowing Hilton Beck twice while climbing toward its green, a feature that makes the short course’s natural drainage part of its strategy.
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Brackenber Moor
