York Golf Club

York Golf Club is an 18-hole, private heathland course designed by J.H. Taylor and opened in 1904, playing between 5,645 and 6,367 yards depending on the tees. Located in York, England, the layout threads through birch trees and crosses ditches, ponds, and hedges, with bunkers placed throughout. Hole 7 is a par 3 played over water, with trouble on both sides and a wickedly sloping green. Practice facilities include covered range bays, an all-weather Huxley tee area, a grass tee area, and practice nets, alongside a pristine putting green, a dedicated short game area with course-standard bunkers, and PGA professionals offering one-to-one tuition, playing lessons, and group coaching using TrackMan technology. The clubhouse has a spacious lounge bar and separate dining room serving home-made food, plus a bar stocked with premium lagers, local craft beers, fine real ales, and a curated wine list, with an elegant balcony terrace. The J.H. Taylor Room displays club history, portraits, and hickory-shafted clubs. York Golf Club is rated 4.6 by 50+ Hole19 golfers.