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About Bull Bay Golf Club
Known as the club which offers 'nature to golfers', this heathland course sits high above the Irish Sea enjoying spectacular views, on a clear day to the Isle of Man and as far away as Cumbria. 11 of the greens have to be approached from fairways at a lower level, calling for the perfect shot. For those who do not want to play 18 holes, it is possible to play shorter rounds yet still finish at the 18th. Well stocked pro shop.
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