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Frank Pennink In the early 1970's the excavation of a cooling-water tunnel for Hartlepool Nuclear Power Station provided the Club with a financial windfall and four new holes were added, under the direction of another great golf architect, Frank Pennink. The Club had also been told at that time that it might lose land at the Southern end of the course, which it rented from Tees Port, although thankfully that never happened. The four new holes became known as the Brabazon loop and now provide the Club with twenty two holes offering a choice of five different course layouts, the