Looking for a fun and challenging round of golf in the West Yorkshire Pennines? Look no further than Headley Golf Club, located 1000 feet above sea level with panoramic views down the Aire Valley to Selby and beyond.
Founded in 1907, Headley offers a short but challenging nine-hole parkland course that is sure to test your skills. At just 4,864 yards off the white tees, you don't have to be a pro to enjoy a great round of golf here. However, you will need to be a decent putter to navigate the course's tricky greens.
One of the course's most unique features is the viaduct that bisects it. This 120-foot high, 23-arch construction was built around 1880 to connect the Bradford, Halifax, and Keighley Railway and is now part of the Great Northern Trail, used by walkers and cyclists. Standing on a tee underneath a giant railway arch is one of the most spectacular drives in the area.
In addition to the course, Headley also offers a clubhouse with a bar and restaurant, making it the perfect place to unwind after a round of golf. The clubhouse is also available for functions hire, including weddings and celebrations.
Whether you're a corporate group looking for a fun team-building activity or a casual golfer looking for a new challenge, Headley Golf Club has something for everyone. Visitors are always welcome, so come on out and enjoy a round at this beautiful parkland course.
