The Harrogate Tour

First class golf in North Yorkshire with the Spa Town of Harrogate the ideal base for visiting golfers.

Pannal is the only golf course in Harrogate that has been recognised by the R & A as an Open Qualifier course. You may have played other golf courses in Yorkshire but Pannal will provide a most enjoyable and challenging test for any keen golfer. This beautiful golf course is an 18 hole, SSS, Par 72 that is 6,614 yards long, lying in woodland and heathland with outstanding views of Harrogate and surrounding areas that can be seen from different parts of the course. The signature 17th hole provides the most stunning view of all.

A fairly flat tree-lined course of 6,250 yards, Harrogate has strategically placed bunkers and copses to catch the unwary and the many mature trees makes the course more difficult than its length suggests. The last six holes include five par fours, including a quartet exceeding 400 yards, but the 179 yard 12th is the signature hole, played from a raised tee to a tricky green. The next is a long par four of 469 yards with out of bounds on the right and Belmont Wood left. One of the virtues of Harrogate is that the condition of the course is generally first class.

Rudding Park Hawtree is a stunning 18-hole championship course running through the heart of Rudding Park’s 19th century parkland. Offering the most comprehensive golfing facility in the North of England with a range of experiences appealing to members and visitors alike. Complementing the golf course is Rudding Park’s Golf Academy providing comprehensive practice facilities. The Scandinavian style clubhouse, with its fully licensed bar, has been specially designed to complement the natural woodland of Rudding Park. Overlooking the 18th green, the clubhouse provides a perfect retreat for a relaxed meal or drink. The large terrace is especially popular on warm summer days.

TREVOSE, CORNWALL - MAY 24: The green on the par 5, 4th hole at sunset at the Trevose Golf and Country Club, on May 24, in Trevose, England. (Photo by David Cannon/Getty Images)