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Rumoured to be the only golf course in Britain where visitors could see all of the 29 holes. The golf course is kept in excellent condition all year round, providing a picturesque walk through the beautiful Yorkshire countryside and is a good challenge to golfers of all standards.
Morgan's Course
18 holes, 73 par, 6461 yards. Parkland.Named after its designer, John Morgan, this charming course reflects his favourite holes that he played throughout his career. You'll need to pick up shots on the more 'straightforward' holes, as there are many doglegs, plateau greens and water hazards that will test all golfers.
Imperial Course
18 holes, 72 par, 6232 yards. Parkland.This is one of the most challenging layouts, as it incorporates most of the testing and spectacular holes. There are stunning views on every hole across Hummersea Bay, but make sure you're concentrating on your golf swing, otherwise your card won't look pretty.
Jubilee Course
18 holes, 71 par, 5987 yards. Parkland.Regarded as the 'easiest' course, higher handicappers will find this layout a good challenge. It features five par 5s and six par 3s, so if your irons are treating you well, so will the scorecard.
Hunley Golf Course
18 holes, 68 par, 5660 yards. Parkland.Morgan’s course, named after the designer John Morgan, is a Par 73 championship length course. At 6510 yards off the yellow tees, the design reflects John Morgan’s favourite holes played throughout his long professional career. Some holes are straight forward and offer opportunities for par or birdie; others are tricky with dogleg fairways, plateau greens or water hazards to test your accuracy.
The Morgan’s course is combined with nine holes to give two further courses the Imperial (par 72) and Jubilee (par 71) allowing you the opportunity to play all 27 holes during your visit. The new holes although built a few years after the Morgan’s course are of equal maturity. Ponds and streams as well as trees, bunkers and gorse make for an interesting day.