Golf Breaks in Yorkshire

North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire is the largest ceremonial county in England and this incredibly beautiful part of the country contains some great golfing delights.

Enjoy a peaceful countryside golf break at Aldwark Manor Golf & Spa Hotel, sample the beautiful parkland layout at Rudding Park or the scenic seaside resort of Hunley Hotel.

Alister MacKenzie has left his mark in this county with designs at Ganton Golf Club, Harrogate Golf Club and Scarborough South Cliff Golf Club.

West Yorkshire

West Yorkshire covers the regions of Leeds, Bradford and Huddersfield with great golf resorts such as Hollins Hall, Oulton Hall and Woodsome Hall.

There are terrific golf courses to sample too with Moor Allerton, Alwoodley and Moortwon being great additions to a Yorkshire golf tour.

South & East Yorkshire

South Yorkshire covers a rough triangle between Sheffield, Barnsley and Doncaster, golfers visiting this county can experience the Europro Tour venue of Owston Hall, situated between the A1 and M62.

In East Yorkshire, often referred to as The East Riding of Yorkshire there is Kilnwick Percy Resort & Golf Club that is surrounded by tranquil Yorkshire Wolds countryside.

Owston Hall

South Yorkshire

• Europro Tour events host
• Close to 7,000 yards from back tees
• Located within a 17th Century Estate

Aldwark Manor Golf & Spa Hotel

North Yorkshire

• Parkland course next to the River Ure
• 4* hotel accommodation
• Reflections Health, Fitness & Spa complex

Oulton Hall

West Yorkshire

• 27 holes designed by Dave Thomas
• 18th Century 5* accommodation
• Superb leisure complex

Ganton Golf Club

North Yorkshire

• Ranked as the 8th best course in England and within the World top 100
• Hosted the 1959 Ryder Cup
• The course opened in 1891 and can be classified as both an inland links and heathland style course
• Many believe that if the Open ever chose an inland course, Ganton would be its first choice

Alwoodley Golf Club

West Yorkshire

• Ranked as the 14th best course in England
• Was designed in 1907 by 2 of the greatest golf archietcs of all time; Alister Mackenzie and Harry Colt
• The course is a combination of heathland and moorland style with undualting fairways, plenty of heather and beautiful bunkering

Moortown Golf Club

West Yorkshire

• One of the top 50 ranked courses in England
• Designed in 1910 by Alister MacKenzie
• Played host to only the second offical Ryder Cup in 1929
• A classic moorland course with brilliant turf and is a strategic layout

Fulford Golf Club

North Yorkshire

• Ranked in the top 100 courses in England
• Club was founded in 1906 but moved to its current position in 1935
• Host to numerous professional events including in 1981 where Bernard Langer found his ball lodged in a tree, rather than taking a drop he climbed the tree and hit his shot onto the green, a plaque still remains on that tree found on the 17th hole.

Pannal Golf Club

North Yorkshire

• Founded in 1906
• Course updates by Alister MacKenzie
• Open Championship Regional Qualifying venue

Sand Moor Golf Club

West Yorkshire

• Course first opened for play in 1923
• Local Yorkshireman, Alister MacKenzie, played a role in the formation of the club
• Recently remodelled to bring back the original layout and charm