Moor Allerton Golf Club

“Described by Peter Alliss as a ‘larger than life golfing experience’.

Moor Allerton Golf Course is a fabulous 27-hole parkland course, with a magnificant layout that blends in beautifully with the Yorkshire landscape. It is the first course in the UK to be designed by Augusta’s architect Robert Trent-Jones Sr. 

The 220 acres are stunning and demanding at the same time, due to the nature of the rolling terrain and sloping greens which provides a challenge to both casual and competitive golfers alike.

The big greens throughout the 27 holes make it a real test of a player’s putting skills and every hole has something a little different, whether it’s a stream to avoid or an elevated green protected by plenty of bunkers.

Since opening, Moor Allerton Golf Course has hosted to the likes of Sir Nick Faldo, Greg Norman and Seve Ballesteros. In 2017 it hosts the Clipper Logistics Players Championship on the PGA EuroPro Tour again.

Moor Allerton’s three loops of nine:

Lakes – Par 71 (6221 yards)
Blackmoor – Par 71 (6450 yards)
High – Par 72 (6609 yards)

Course Features

Bar
Buggy Hire
Driving Range
Practice Green
Pro Shop
Restaurant
Trolley Hire
Dress Code
Club Hire
Handicap

Email: info@magc.co.uk

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Set in 220 acres of picturesque rolling countryside, Moor Allerton Golf Club has hosted several major European Tour events and has undergone a major improvement programme over the past few years, including the planting of more than 8,000 trees. It has three loops of nine called the Lakes – Par 71 (6221 yards), the Blackmoor – Par 71 (6450 yards) and the High – Par 72 (6609 yards).

Accommodation:

The Village Hotel, Wood Hall Hotel & Spa and Thorpe Park Hotel are within 10 minutes.

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

• 2.5 out of 5 Anonman 06 July 2011

  By david_leeds

  The course looks great, but the fairways do not have enough grass, the greens were slow although they have stimp reading of 9.6! They dont do hot sandwiches the dining room was closed. We had a choice either sit in small room a bit like a greenhouse (The members locker room is larger) or sit outside with a jumper to keep warm the rest of the clubhouse was closed!! We wont be rushing back

• 4 out of 5 A lovely course 21 March 2010

  By jackthestripper2k

  This is simply a lovely course.  Great layout and plenty of hazzards to keep you scratching your head.  It really is a challenge to beat your handicap, as there are very few straight forward holes. Well worth a visit.

• 4.5 out of 5 A golfing treat 27 February 2007

  By Anonymous

  Our society played on a lovely day with a warm welcome and the course in great nick. The three loops of nine let us played nine as a texas scramble with the main event in the afternoon. The three loops offer loads of variety with water , bunkers, big greens and some elevated tees and greens to play to. A challenge to beat your handicap but well worth a visit - we are already booked for next year!