Hollins Hall Golf Club

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Opened in 1999, the course has fast gained a reputation for being one of the finest Championship courses in Yorkshire.

Set amidst natural heath-land in the beautiful Yorkshire Moors, the course is tree-lined, offers a variety of features and water-hazards and provides magnificent views over the stunning Aire Valley. Measuring up to 6,671 yards the course boasts USGA specification greens and tees, allowing year-round golf guaranteeing no temporary surfaces.

With its beautiful views and tranquil surroundings, Hollins Hall is located on 200 acres of rolling countryside, just minutes from Leeds & Bradford City Centre’s and International Airport.

The historic, grand Victorian hotel combines superb event facilities with leisure activities to make it an ideal choice for meetings and retreats.

The hotel has 122 en-suite bedrooms and conference facilities that can accommodate up to 200 people. Guests can also relax and rejuvenate in the hotels superb leisure facilities that include an indoor heated pool, 2 gyms, sauna, steam room and spa.

• Course has: Bar
• Course has: Buggy Hire
• Course has: Driving Range
• Course does not have: Practice Green
• Course has: Pro Shop
• Course has: Restaurant
• Course has: Trolley Hire
• Course does not have: Dress Code
• Course has: Club Hire
• Course does not have: Handicap

• 4 out of 5 test of accuracy & course management 14 June 2012

  By sevefaldo

  What a great course, a good mixture of holes, made a change to play somewhere where you don't have to take your driver on every hole. a good test of accuracy and course management. have read previous reviews about needing a buggy was a little concerned but only long walk was to the first tee which the course provided us with a lift up to the first.

• 3.5 out of 5 Magnificent Hollins Hall 08 November 2010

  By Jonathan Crickmore

  This course is quite magnificent. The design benefits from the spectacular scenery in which it is set although the walk to and from the driving range and to the first will have you puffing like a steam-train, after this the course meanders through much gentler countryside and is far easier on your pins. Having played this layout a couple of times I would say that its only downfall is the nature of the sand in the bunkers, which after rain becomes very heavy compared to other courses of this quality but this is more than made up for by the USGA greens which are an abolsute dream to putt on. Overall though it is one which I intend to visit again often even though I live over 80 miles from it. The breakfast in the hotel is very nice indeed - although at tad expensive.  

• 4.5 out of 5 enjoyable 02 September 2007

  By carl budgen

  This course is thoroughly enjoyable, and as for me someone who has not been playing long (28handicap)it was a great test of my skill and accuracy. A buggy is a must and with on board sat nav it made my game easier as i still dont know about yardage and reading the greens. Make sure it's fully charged!.The lads in the pro shop are really friendly and helpful.Play it you wont be disapponinted. When its windy though take enough balls (ha)it can be hard to be accurate.

• 3.5 out of 5 Thoroughly Enjoyable 14 August 2007

  By StuartCarswell

  This course is a thoroughly enjoyable round of golf, however a must is a buggy. Every hole is enjoyable, some are outstanding particulary on the back 9. Play it and you will not be disappointed.

• 3 out of 5 Some stunning holes but poor greens 31 July 2007

  By tickandbash

  Part of a hotel chain and it shows when you reach the greens - why can't people repair their pitch marks?? Physically a tough course to walk (I always prefer to walk than take a buggy) which spoils the fun a bit. Also its an exposed course so unpleasant when its windy and rainy. However, others I payed with rated the course higher than me s0 give it a go.

• 4.5 out of 5 Marriot Hollins Hall 15 May 2007

  By adam france

  Using two two for one vouchers my three playing partners and I booked an afternoon round at Hollins Hall. The weather had been rubbish all weekend and was still poor on monday morning as we arrived, after a friendly reception we tucked into a full english with coffee and tea, fuel for the day. We then ventured to the driving range on two curtesy buggies for a warm up then we got a lift to the practice putting green by the first tee great practice green. The first tee was quiet so we started five minutes early, what a fantastic course it was firm lush and fast despite the poor recent weather, the greens were a dream to play to, receptive true and a delight to putt on. Every hole was different and well set up tee positions made the course a fair but challenging for all our group of 8, 12, 17 & 20 handicapers. With some outstanding holes and the rest a very high standerd there wasn't a poor hole on the course, the weather was good to which made our day realy special and all for £20 each with the two for one vouchers, we're already planning a return visit with our wives later in the year