Lees Hall Golf Club

Lees Hall Golf Club is a classic parkland course established in 1907 as a 9-hole layout and expanded to 18 holes in 1910. The course was designed by Alex Herd, the 1902 Open Champion, and exemplifies traditional golf course architecture of that era.

Situated atop rolling hills in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, the course offers commanding views across almost the entire city, providing a scenic backdrop for play. The elevated terrain and parkland setting create an aesthetically pleasing and naturally challenging environment.

The course presents a rewarding test for golfers of all ability levels, with the undulating topography and hillside location contributing to its difficulty and character. The views and elevated positioning are defining characteristics that distinguish the course's setting and playing experience.

With over a century of history, Lees Hall has established itself as a significant fixture in Sheffield's golfing landscape, maintaining its traditional parkland character while welcoming both members and visiting golfers seeking to experience the course's historic layout and scenic surroundings.