Hull Golf Club

Hull Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course in England, United Kingdom, designed by James Braid and opened in 1925. The layout moves across undulating ground with trees, bunkers, ponds, and notable elevation changes throughout the property. Hole 9, West Ella, is the stroke index 1 hole: out of bounds right, a sloping fairway with a dogleg around a copse of trees, and a long uphill second to a two-tiered green. Hole 10, Coot's Corner, is a downhill driveable par 4 where a pond eats into the front and right of the green, presenting a clear risk-and-reward decision off the tee. The course has hosted regional and county amateur and professional tournaments. Practice facilities include two grass tees, an indoor putting green with SAM Putt Lab technology, a large outdoor putting green, and a Golf Academy staffed by three PGA instructors with an indoor swing analysis centre, V1 slow-motion cameras, and Flightscope Doppler radar ball tracking. The Georgian clubhouse overlooks the course. Hull Golf Club is rated 4.7 by 50+ Hole19 golfers.