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Alwoodley Golf Club: Course Review, Green Fees, Tee Times and Key Info

Alwoodley Golf Club: Course Review, Green Fees, Tee Times and Key Info

Top 100 Courses UK & Ireland 2023/24

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Alwoodley Golf Club Key Information

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Address Wigton Lane, Leeds, Yorkshire, LS17 8SA.
Phone Number +44 (0)113 268 1680
Website alwoodleygolfclub.com/ (opens in new tab)
Email manager@alwoodley.co.uk (opens in new tab)
Green Fees £150-£175 per round April-Oct; £90 in winter months
Visitor Times Selected Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays & Sundays
Par Men: 71 blue, 72 white, 70 yellow; Ladies: 73 red
Slope Rating Men: 138 blue & white, 130 yellow; Ladies: 135 red
Opened 1907
Designed by Dr Alister MacKenzie
Golf Monthly Verdict

Alwoodley Golf Club

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Alwoodley is a thoroughly enjoyable experience. It wouldn’t feel out of place nestled among Surrey and Berkshire’s finest. A tough test of golf characterised by long carries from the tees, challenging heather and beautiful sweeping holes, all culminating in an incredibly strong finish and wonderful 18th hole.

The course – largely still MacKenzie’s handiwork with input from Harry Colt – continues to challenge the best today while also delighting golfers of all standards with its attractive bunkering, superb conditioning and far-reaching vistas.

REASONS TO PLAY ALWOODLEY

– A chance to experience the very first course on which MacKenzie showcased his design philosophies and skills

– Many memorable holes, including some visually strong par 3s

– A wonderful feeling of openness now in the middle part of the course following the clearing work of recent years

RANKINGS

UK & Ireland Top 100 Golf Courses 2023/24 – 54

One of the finest inland championship tests and best golf courses not just in Yorkshire but also England, Alwoodley near Leeds has long enjoyed a near ever-present position in the top 60 of our rankings.

It is, famously, the first design project of surgeon-turned-golf course architect, Dr Alister MacKenzie, a founding member and the first secretary of the club in 1907.

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