Headingley Golf Club

Heathland, moorland and parkland combine across the 18 holes of Headingley Golf Club, a private course in Leeds, England, designed by Dr Alister MacKenzie and Harry S. Colt and opened in 1906. The layout stretches to 6,576 yards at par 71, with dramatic terrain running through all three course types. MacKenzie's 16th and 17th are both recognised as standout holes on the card. Rated 4.6 by 80+ Hole19 golfers, the course has earned consistent praise from those who have played it. Practice options include a putting green and a dedicated short game area with two chipping greens — one almost 50 metres in length — fitted with strategic tee mats. The clubhouse includes The 19th Hole bar, which displays major honours boards, alongside a Main Lounge with bar menu and trophy cabinets, a TV Lounge with Sky Sports access, and a Dining Room available for hire.