Harrogate Golf Club

Harrogate Golf Club, a private parkland course in Harrogate, England, traces its origins to 1899 and carries the design fingerprints of Sandy Herd, Harry Colt, and Alister Mackenzie. The layout stretches to 6,211 yards across gently undulating wooded terrain, with tree-lined fairways and strategically placed bunkers shaping play across 18 holes at par 72. Mackenzie is credited with designing the 17th green, and the 11th — the second par 5 on the card — presents a genuine birdie opportunity. The club was the first in Yorkshire to receive the R&A Women in Golf Charter. It has hosted the 2025 England Golf Senior Men's County Finals. Hole19 golfers have rated it 4.5, based on 70+ reviews. Practice facilities include a newly installed driving range with four covered and six outdoor bays, a 9-hole putting green in front of the clubhouse, and coaching from Head Teaching Professional Sam Everson using a GCQuad launch monitor for custom fittings. The Edwardian colonial-style clubhouse houses two dining rooms, a veranda overlooking a rose garden and putting green, and a Halfway House on the 9th green. The 19th bar serves real ales including Daleside Brewery 1892 celebration bitter alongside an extensive wine list.