Golf courses in Yorkshire

Yorkshire offers extraordinary golfing variety across England's largest historic county. From the heathland gem of Ganton - which has hosted the Walker Cup, Curtis Cup, and Ryder Cup qualifying - to dramatic moorland courses and the links of the coast, Yorkshire has it all.

Alwoodley and Moortown in Leeds have both hosted the Ryder Cup, while Lindrick famously hosted Great Britain's last Ryder Cup victory before Europe joined the team in 1979. The county's golf heritage is rich and proud.

The terrain ranges from classic heathland around York and Leeds to the wild moorland of the Pennines and North York Moors. The east coast provides links golf at courses overlooking the North Sea. Yorkshire's climate is variable - the east is drier than the west - but the heathland and links courses drain well and are playable year-round. The county's friendly welcome and excellent value make it a rewarding destination.