Bradford Golf Club
Amateur Open Golf Competitions at Bradford Golf Club
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The Bradford Golf Club began life in 1891 at Baildon as The Bradford St Andrews Golf Club, taking its present name in 1894 and moving to its current site at Hawksworth in 1899. The moorland layout was substantially remodelled by the celebrated architects Herbert Fowler and Tom Simpson in 1922–23, and their routing remains largely intact today. Playing to a par of 70 at around 6,200 yards, the course offers a classic upland test, with firm turf, strategically placed bunkering and a tree-planting programme that has softened the original open moorland feel.
The original clubhouse, opened in 1900 by then Leader of the House of Commons A. J. Balfour, has been extended and modernised and now offers a bar, dining and function facilities alongside a pro shop and practice ground. The club has produced leading amateurs including Walker Cup player Rodney Foster and hosts regional competitions and open meetings. Bradford Golf Club is just off the A6038 at Hawksworth, near Guiseley, with easy access from the A65.
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Address & Contact Info:
The Bradford Golf Club
Hawksworth Lane
Guiseley
Leeds
West Yorkshire
United Kingdom
LS20 8NP
Tel: 01943 875570
Email: secretary@bradfordgolfclub.co.uk
Golf Empire Verdict
Bradford
"The Bradford Golf Club, known locally as Hawksworth, is a fine example of a good Yorkshire golf course."
Perched high in the beautiful and peaceful countryside this part-parkland, part-moorland course is only a few miles from Bradford city centre but has the feeling of being in a much more remote location than it is.
Reviewed by Ed Battye · NCG Top 100 Panellist · 650+ courses played
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