Ladies Open 2026

York Golf Club

Strensall, North Yorkshire, England

York Golf Club, founded in 1890, is one of Yorkshire's longest-established golf clubs. Located 5 miles north of York near Strensall, the course features a distinctive lowland heath style layout blending parkland and heathland characteristics. Designed by five-time Open Champion J.H. Taylor in 1904, it represents significant architectural pedigree alongside his contemporaries Harry Vardon and James Braid. The course presents a notable challenge, beginning with a testing opening hole and featuring a signature seventh hole over a pond. The greens are recognized as among Yorkshire's finest, with several holes featuring tricky slopes that demand precision. The layout is engineered to test skilled players while remaining accessible to golfers of all abilities. The club maintains continued investment in its course, practice range, and facilities. Golf Monthly ranks York as the 10th best course in Yorkshire. The clubhouse offers high-standard catering and hospitality services, complementing the golfing experience with dining and relaxation options.