Sporting Activities in Scarborough

Scarborough, being a seaside town, has strong ties with sports of all types, not just the ones you might expect like wind-surfing, water-skiing and swimming. There are lots of sporting activities for you to choose from to ensure that you have a fit and healthy holiday in sunny Scarborough. Search through the Scarborough Sporting Activities listed to help you decide what you want to see and do during your visit to Scarborough… Use the link at the bottom of this page to add another sports activity to the ThisIsScarborough.org directory of Scarborough Sporting Activities.

Go Ballistic / Scarborough The Warehouse, Rear Grange Avenue, Harrogate HG1 2AN Tel: 01423 501132 Fax: 01423 506222 info@gbteam.com www.gbteam.com Costs: £29 gets you a full days paintballing. This includes overalls, face masks, semi automatic or pump action markers, free CO2, Fully experienced marshals, multiple missions, 350 paintballs and a hot pub lunch. Further paint is only £4.99 per 100. Paint grenades and smoke bombs are also on sale.Facilities: Set in the grounds of The Raven Hall Hotel which provide all the facilities you could desire. A bar, restaurant and even overnight accommodation. The hotel serves an excellent hot lunch (included in price). Proper toilets in the Hotel. Substantial off road parking. Enthusiastic and energetic marshals. And obviously a full bar to regale one another with tales of bravery and compare war wounds at the end of a hard day in the woods. Equipment: Scott extreme goggle systems, TFX2000 semi automatic markers, tracer pump action markers ( we never play semis and pumps on the same game days), overalls, snoods etc.Can you bring own equipment? : Paintballs no. Markers subject to approval in advanceSafety: Unblemished safety record. All necessary safety equipment is provided and markers are regularly chronographed. Our marshals are highly experienced and there is always a first aider on site.

North Cliff Golf Club North Cliff Ave , Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO12 6PP PGA Professional - Simon Deller. Tel: 01723 365920 Tel: 01723 360786 Fax: 01723 362134 www.spiderweb.co.uk/ncgc/coursedetails.html PARTY RATES Special Party Rates available - Contact Sec/Manager for details.RESTRICTIONS All Visitors must be a member of a Golf Club and be able to produce a Membership Card or Handicap Certificate.SUNDAYS Visitors are not allowed to play until after 10.00am MAJOR COMPETITIONS DAYS Visitors will be restricted on certain days: ie Captains Day, Presidents Day, Open Days etc.TUESDAY Tuesday is Ladies Day, priority for Ladies from 9.30am to 12 noon GREEN FEES Must be obtained from the Professional before playing.VISITORS Visitors are asked to conform to dress standards laid down for the course and the clubhouse PARTY BOOKINGS Minumum 8. Maximum 40 can be arranged through the Sec/Manager.* Under not circumstances will parties of 8 or more be allowed to play the course without a prior booking being obtained. GENTS 18 Holes White Tees 6425 yards Par 71 S.S.S. 71.Yellow Tees 5991 yards Par 71 S.S.S. 69. S.S.S.71 LADIES 18 Holes Red Tees 5548 yards Par 72 S.S.S. 72.Venue for many Championship Events including Sun Alliance professional Championships and the British Amateur Championship.Practice area available. Practice Net, Chipping Green and Putting Green - near Clubhouse

Scarborough Judo Club Scarborough Sports Centre, Filey Road, Scarborough Please check with sports centre reception Tel: Fax: Training TimesThurdays Junior Boys & Girls 7pm - 8pmSeniors 8pm - 9.30pmSundays Seniors 7pm - 9pm

Scarborough Amateur Rowing Club Foreshore Road, Scarborough Tel: Fax: j.evans@tinyworld.co.uk Rowing takes place throughout the summer months on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday evenings at 6.30pm and also on Sunday Mornings at approximately 11.00am depending on the tide.We have also a small weight-training room with a stepper and treadmill, along with Concept 2 ergometers in the changing rooms so that we can train throughout the winter months whatever the weather. For more than 100 years sea rowing has taken place on the Yorkshire coast between the Tees and the Humber, beginning with friendly rivalry between the fisherman and the jet miners from Blyth (sometimes known as the German Ocean Race) the sport has progressed to what it is today.The Scarborough Amateur Rowing Club was founded in May 1869, and is the oldest surviving Rowing Club on the North East Coast.The first wooden boats were made locally, and raced coast-guard boats in Regattas organised by visiting businessmen. These boats were stored in an empty coastguard shed on the West Pier before permanent premises were obtained in 1874 on the nearby Foreshore Road. Taken over from the local lodge of the Grand Order of Druids, the building was developed for rowing purposes.

There are loads of fun places to spend your time in in and around the Scarborough / North Yorkshire area, there are entertainments for every taste and budget! Select the type of entertainment in Scarborough you are looking for from the list below: