Scotchman Lane
York, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Sandburn Hall is an 18-hole championship golf course located in the Vale of York countryside, just off the A64. Completed in 2004 and opened in 2005, the course measures 6,800 yards and plays to a par of 73, designed to challenge golfers of all abilities.
The course features a distinctive landscape characterized by woodlands, streams, and lakes that serve as natural hazards throughout the layout. Since its opening, 30 hectares of tree plantations and large water features have matured, creating a wildlife habitat visible during play. Each of the 18 holes presents unique challenges with varying difficulty levels.
The course has established itself as one of the premier layouts in the region, hosting major amateur and professional county tournaments. Notable characteristics include long par-5 holes and a mix of challenging and forgiving holes that maintain player confidence. The course is set within a broader estate that includes a hotel and lodge accommodation, making it accessible to both members and visiting golfers. The facility also features an 8-bay driving range hosting the Steve Robinson Golf Academy.
