Known as the “Augusta of the North,” Slaley Hall sits just outside Hexham in quiet Northumberland countryside, within easy reach of Newcastle, and is built around two contrasting championship courses: the Hunting Course and the Priestman Course. The Hunting Course is the headline act, long, tree-lined and demanding, having hosted multiple European Tour events, with generous fairways in places but punishing misses and quick, well-protected greens. The Priestman Course is shorter and more forgiving, ideal for a second round or mixed-ability groups. Accommodation is comfortable and practical, the clubhouse is central to the resort, and the spa is a popular bonus for non-golfers or post-round recovery, with both relaxed bars and more formal restaurants. Hadrian’s Wall is nearby and Northumberland National Park a short drive away.