Hallowes Lane
Dronfield, Derbyshire, United Kingdom
Hallowes Golf Club, established in 1892, is a parkland course located in Dronfield between Sheffield and Chesterfield. The 18-hole course features undulating greens set within a picturesque landscape offering extensive views across the Yorkshire and Derbyshire countryside. The terrain presents varied challenges throughout, with each hole designed to test golfers of all skill levels.
The course is characterized by its parkland setting with rolling topography that creates naturally challenging playing conditions. Notable features include the finishing hole, the 18th, which provides striking views of the surrounding dales. The club has undergone course improvements in recent years and maintains a reputation for quality playability.
Hallowes has established itself as a significant venue in the local golfing community, with a strong competitive history and junior development programme. The club has produced accomplished golfers, including Brabazon Trophy winner Sam Bairstow and English Amateur Finalist George Ash. Beyond golf, the facility includes catering amenities with a lounge bar and outdoor seating overlooking the 18th hole.
