Formed in 1890, York Golf Club is the local area's oldest club and is home to a terrific heathland championship course. The layout was mapped by the great J.H. Taylor, an immortal name in the realms of British golf course design, and is an essential course to play for any visitor to York.
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The flat heathland course at York Golf Club is now lined by mature woodland, which creates clearly demarcated, demanding holes with a particular emphasis on strong driving.
From the tournament tees the course stretches to 6,301 yards; this may not be long by modern standards but there is more than enough complexity to York's layout to make it a stern test of championship golf.
| Par | 70 |
|---|---|
| Opened for play | 1890 |
| Designed by | J.H. Taylor |
| White | 6,367 yards | SSS 70.6 (M) 77.6 (L) |
|---|---|---|
| Yellow | 6,182 yards | SSS 69.6 (M) 76.5 (L) |
| Red | 5m645 yards | SSS 67.1 (M) 73.1 (L) |