Woodsome Road
Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Woodsome Hall Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located south of Huddersfield in Yorkshire, with a par of 70 and a standard scratch score of 71. The course presents a challenging test of golf requiring accuracy and strategic thinking from players of all skill levels. Set in the rolling Yorkshire landscape, it offers stunning views and is described by the late Peter Alliss as "a hidden gem of a course."
The club is distinguished by its 15th-century Grade 1 listed clubhouse, dated 1462, believed to be the oldest original building continuously used as a golf clubhouse in the world. This historic setting blends traditional golfing values with quality hospitality and fine catering facilities.
The course features an on-site cottage accommodation with eight twin-bedroomed suites, positioned near the 7th green, offering en-suite facilities and modern amenities for guests undertaking play-and-stay packages. The club welcomes both members and visitors and provides teaching facilities alongside its championship layout, making it a comprehensive golfing destination in one of Yorkshire's premier course settings.
