What a find this place is. The perfect place for the rookie golfer to get out and hit some balls…read more The real beauty of this course is that at £5 for 9 or 18 holes, this is golf on a budget. And being a five minute drive from Leeds city centre, it becomes convenient golf on a budget. The perfect place to master your short game, the course only has a few 300+ yard holes, with most being in the late 1 and early 2 hundred yarders. Look out for the WW2 bomb-hole on the seventh! Not beautifully kept, but perfectly playable, and at these prices (£1 for trolley hire) you just have no cause for complaint.

I have visited this golf club on 2 occasions now and is cetainly a up and coming golf course over…read morethe next few years. The course itself is very new and with all new courses it takes years to mature. The first 9 are quite challenging with the curves of the fairway and the bunkers around the greens which is what i look for in a course. The second 9 is very new and appears not too well thought out with a number of holes just being straight hits to the green. The club house itself is very cozy with a range of drinks on offer and very reasonable prices

There's a lot on offer at Wike for beginner/intermediate golfers. Its also up for sale/between…read morehands at the moment, so they have some good earlybird and twilight offers. The 18 hole course isnt too long, but still offers a challange, and there is also a 12 hole par 3 course and a driving range.

Cookridge Hall Golf Club is a relatively new golf facility, which joined the already overcrowded…read moreNorth Leeds golf scene in the late 1990s. Despite the club's youth, it has grown into a popular place for beginners and advanced players alike, with the challenging course and interesting views seemingly drawing the crowds - the club's entrance has a huge banner informing you that the place is 'the fastest growing golf facility in the north'. A round here will cost you upwards of between £20 and £25, putting it somewhere between the council courses such as Wike Ridge (£18) and the more upmarket courses such as Headingley (£40), and this reflects the standard of the course - rather middle of the road. The driving range, putting green and club house are both excellent additions to the main course, although somewhat overpriced (£3.50 for a bucket of 50 golf balls at the range). Overall, Cookridge is an enjoyable course, but does suffer from slightly infated prices - there are other courses where you get more value for money, and I would suggest Wike Ridge or Horsforth over Cookridge. However, if you do play Cookridge, I suggest using an iron on the 18th tee - or drive the green and go fishing for your ball.

Good golf, good food! Had a work charity tournament here, it was a great time! I recommend reading…read morethe first review of this place because it is spot on! Pay attention, that last hole is really tricky! I enjoyed the course and found it to be a great mid range course, not too pretentious, but not run down either. The club house was staffed by friendly attentive staff which I enjoyed, and the bar food was great! I'd golf here again, no problem!

This is a great golf course for amateurs and quite challenging. Nine holes should take around 2…read morehours and 18 double that. The course is quite hilly with water hazards and plenty of rough and trees to get stuck in! I've played here regularly over the last 3 years and can thoroughly recommend it.

As seems to becoming a trend with my reviews I'll add a little caveat to my review as of December…read moreI'd only ever used a golf club once and that was to play a game of rounders with a putter which ended in a smashed window, so as far as the course goes I have no idea, however they do a kids group on Sundays which is aimed at getting new people playing The lessons are grouped into blocks of five which is £25 per child, lessons last an hour and include the equipment they will need to learn. The lessons cover how to play, basics such as markers and club names, and etiquette for the course. My son and daughter both love the lessons and are on their third block with progress being made . Inspired by the kids and looking for a new hobby we have since started lessons which are £35 for a family of four for an hour, with clubs and balls being provided. The other great advantage this provides is you can go up whenever you want borrow some balls and a club and practice what you have been shown during the lessons this is at no extra cost We've had a couple of lessons now and can see the effect the lessons are having I would recommend anyone who wants to see if they like golf or not to give this a go

£8.00 for 9 holes and £16.00 for 18 holes, its green and well kept…read more the golf course will allow people to wear smart jeans or casual clothing, as some golf clubs around york won't! you don't have to be a member to play on this course. so is really popular for people thinking of taking up the game, or intermittent players! it a nice gentle beginers golf course, where most people come to enjoy the scenery, and a quick game of golf! can get busy, especially on a sunday, where most men escape for a pre lunch game of golf, while the mrs cooks at home. turn off 1079 at wilberfoss, follow signs for wheldrake and follow main road through wheldrake, to get to golf course, as its not sign posted from wheldrake

One of the finest inland golf courses in the British Isles with rippling fairways and expensive…read moregorse and heather. A real challenge for serial slicers and happy hookers. Wayward shots invariably either ends up with a lost ball or if found an almost impossible shot to get out! The greens are a pleasure to putt. All in all a very enjoyable golf course.

A really nice parkland course, with plenty of undulating tree lined holes…read more Need to book in advance, and they are funny about paying on card, but it is Leed's oldest golf course!