East Yorkshire Golf Passport Courses

Beverley Westwood, with its landmark Black Mill, is home to the ancient Beverley and East Riding Golf Club and is one of Yorkshire's finest and most natural golf courses. Founded in 1889, it is the oldest inland course in Yorkshire.

Surrounded by beautiful East Yorkshire countryside, the Jonathan Gaunt designed golf course at Burstwick offers a unique and challenging experience for all golfers.

The club is situated in the Sunderlandwick estate which contains many beautiful trees, shrubs and wildlife.

Hainsworth Park Golf Club is Yorkshire's friendliest golf club! The course set in mature parkland and makes for easy walking. With the course in the middle of a nature hotspot, it is a test for any level of golfer - accuracy off the tee proves vitally important to avoid the trees. You will find bunkers, water hazards and trees are strategically place to make this a true thinking person's course.

Hornsea Golf Club was established as a members' club in 1898 and moved to its present site in 1908. The course was designed by Sandy Herd and subsequently modified in its early years by Dr Alistair Mackenzie and James Braid. Further alterations, most notably to the 13th hole, were made decades later in the early 1990s.

This 6719 yard, 72 par course has a distinctive links feel, and along with a 20-bay floodlit driving range and a 9 hole course, there's plenty to do for those feeling less energetic.

Set in 150 acres of picturesque parkland, the Skidby Lakes course offers a different yet equally challenging test to that of the Cottingham Parks.

Set in 200 acres, the facility at Cottingham Parks makes for an easy-walking picturesque golf course, and offers an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all levels.

Ganstead Park has been a prominent golf course in the East Riding for over four decades, recently transitioning from a Proprietary Club to being owned by its Members.