West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Howley Hall Golf Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Leeds, Yorkshire, established in 1900. The course was designed with involvement from renowned golf course architect Dr Alister MacKenzie following World War I. Situated in Morley, the course is set in beautiful scenery and is described as one of the finest championship golf courses in Yorkshire, particularly noted for its four exceptional finishing holes.
The course presents a challenging layout with demanding greens that are meticulously maintained and known for being slick but true. The course is championship-standard and has become the home of the PGA Yorkshire Open Championship. The terrain and design reflect MacKenzie's architectural principles, creating a sophisticated test of golf.
Howley Hall is a popular venue for golf societies and corporate events, offering both the course experience and clubhouse facilities. The club is supported by professional staff and has produced notable tour professionals, including European Tour winners Marcus Armitage and Daniel Gavins. The course maintains high standards of conditioning and presentation, appealing to golfers seeking a challenging and prestigious Yorkshire championship venue.
