The perfect combination of beautiful countryside and well-kept golf courses is another reason we love North Leeds. With golf clubs preparing to reopen on the 29th March, we have picked out some of our favourites.
Founded: 1907
Number of holes:18 hole
Bar / Restaurant: The Clubhouse
Reason to visit: Alwoodley Golf Club is regarded as one of Britain’s finest inland courses and was designed by the great Dr Alister MacKenzie.
Founded: 1926
Number of holes:18 hole
Bar / Restaurant: Sand Moor Clubhouse
Reason to visit: Sand Moor Golf Club is perhaps better known for its four challenging par 3's - each of which were originally designed by Alister MacKenzie. Each par 3 varies in length, style and offers a different challenge.
Founded: 1923
Number of holes: 27 hole
Bar / Restaurant: Blackmoor Dining Room
Reason to visit: Robert Trent Jones Sr designed the golf course to sit beautifully within the surrounding West Yorkshire landscape.
Founded: 1937
Number of holes: 18 hole
Bar / Restaurant: The Blackburn Lounge, The Trophy Lounge, Viking Bar and The Snooker Room
Reason to visit: Scacroft Golf Clubs offers a great welcome to all new members and a great course to test your golfing skills.
Founded: 1993
Number of holes: 18 hole
Reason to visit: The Leadbetter Golf Academy is the UK headquarters and offers world-class golf instruction.
Founded: 1909
Number of holes: 18 hole
Bar / Restaurant: Mackenzie Bar
Reason to visit: The Moortown Golf Club is well-known around the World as the host of the first Ryder Cup match on British soil.
Founded: 1922
Number of holes: 9 hole
Bar / Restaurant: The Bar on Park Lane
Reason to visit: Roundhay Golf Club is a classic nine hole course in mature wooded parkland.
Founded: 1892
Number of holes: 18 hole
Bar / Restaurant: The Dining Room
Reason to visit: Headingley is the oldest golf club in Leeds.
Founded: 1901
Number of holes: 18 hole
Bar / Restaurant: The Club
Reason to visit: Leeds Golf Club is steeped in history and was home to the first Leeds Cup competition held in 1902.
