Bridlington Golf Club

Amateur Open Golf Competitions at Bridlington Golf Club

Below is a list of amateur open golf tournaments due to be held at the above golf club. Simply click on an event to be taken to the full details of the competition and instructions on how to enter.

Entering an open competition at Bridlington offers the chance to play "Belvedere," East Yorkshire's longest-established golf club founded in 1905 and originally designed by five-time Open Champion J.H. Taylor on what was once the Hilderthorpe Hall Estate, a flat seaside parkland course just inland from the cliffs with magnificent views over Bridlington Bay, enhanced over the years by the planting of some 10,000 trees and five lakes.

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Ladies Team Open

Wed 28th Oct 2026 · Team of 4 · £80.00 per team (4)

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Team Open

Thu 5th Nov 2026 · Team of 4 · £80.00 per team (4)

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Team Open

Fri 18th Dec 2026 · Team of 4 · £80.00 per team (4)

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Bridlington Golf Club, often known locally as Belvedere, was founded in 1905 with an original layout attributed to James Braid and John Henry Taylor. The 18-hole parkland course measures approximately 6,377 yards off the white tees and plays to a par of 71. Thousands of trees screen the fairways, six water features come into play and well-placed bunkers defend the greens, which are considered among the finest in the area. The 14th has been reshaped so the extended lake running down the side of the hole now guards the front of the green, providing one of the round's most memorable approach shots.

The clubhouse, formerly Hilderthorpe Hall, has been extensively redeveloped and houses the attached Belvedere Hotel alongside a bar, restaurant and function rooms. There is a grass driving range, pro shop, buggy hire and a welcoming visitor programme, with stay-and-play golf breaks widely promoted. The club sits south of Bridlington just off the A165 coast road and enjoys magnificent views across Bridlington Bay, making it a regular host of county championships including past East Riding Union Open Championships.

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