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This sandy, gently undulating site was once a North Sea inlet. Consequently, Ganton Golf Club has all the characteristics of a links and a heathland course.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

The Alwoodley Golf Club is home to one of the finest and most subtle inland courses in the British Isles, located in a secluded spot.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Moortown Golf Club is classic moorland golf course with lovely peaty turf that provides the bouncy cushion-effect when walking, a course that is gentle on the feet.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Lindrick Golf Club is remembered passionately because it was here in 1957 that Great Britain beat the USA to win the Ryder Cup.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Fulford Golf Club will always be remembered for the tree-climbing exploits of Bernhard Langer in the 1981 Benson & Hedges International.

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Sand Moor was originally designed in 1921 by Henry Barran and the course opened for play in 1923. However, it would take another three years (1926) before the golf club was founded.

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The course at Hallamshire Golf Club was once part of the Duke of Norfolk’s estate and it was laid out in 1897 when 100 acres of land was leased for golfing purposes.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

With Fixby Hall as the magnificent clubhouse, it's no surprise that Huddersfield is one of Yorkshire's finest and most respected golf clubs.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

The charming course at Pannal Golf Club enjoys lovely views over the North Yorkshire moors and on a clear day to York Minster.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

The design of the heathland course at York Golf Club is attributed to five-time Open Champion J.H. Taylor. Measuring 6,290 yards from the back tees, the standard scratch score for the layout matches the par of 70.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Dating back to 1887, Cleveland Golf Club is one of the oldest clubs in Yorkshire and its 18-hole course just happens to be the only true links layout in the county.

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In 1906, Headingley Golf Club moved from Beckett’s Park to its present location at Adel. Within a few years, Alister MacKenzie was called in to remodel the course after Harry Colt had previously advised on bunkering.

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Harry Colt designed Woodsome Hall Golf Club in 1922 and the club’s first professional, William Button, oversaw the construction.

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The river setting at Ilkley Golf Club is inspiring, it's a delightful place to play golf and it's a testing course too.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

The fairways at Bingley St Ives Golf Club weave through distinct areas of parkland, woodland and moorland as the round progresses from the first tee to the final green.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

If you’re looking for something completely different, Halifax Golf Club, known locally as Ogden, is a rather extreme Alister MacKenzie and James Braid design that's laid out over rugged and very hilly moorland a couple of miles north of the minster town.

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Designed by Sandy Herd in 1908 and later upgraded by Alister MacKenzie and James Braid, the course at Hornsea Golf Club – though parkland in nature – lies within a mile of the east coast.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Founded in 1907, the free-draining fairways of Selby Golf Club are routed in two 9-hole loops, each returning to the clubhouse. Measuring 6,341 yards from the back markers (par 71) Selby represents a solid test for golfers of all abilities.

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The course at Moor Allerton Golf Club is the only layout in the UK that Robert Trent Jones Senior designed and it features shallow bunkers, huge teeing grounds, lakes and large contoured greens.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Arranged as two returning circuits of nine holes in 1937, the parkland course at Scarcroft Golf Club is a testing track where a number of burns and streams can impede unaware golfers.