My dad loves his golf so when ever he comes to visit we always end up in the place and he always…read moreends up buying more than he can carry. There are many American Golf discount shops around the country but he always comes to this one as it's so big with plenty of parking. My dad also loves a bargain so this place is one of his two favourite things rolled into one. For any golf lovers in Leeds this is a great place to come and get anything and everything golf related.

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.

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.

Excellent golf course. Hosted the first Ryder cup to be played in UK when Britain beat the US…read more Fairways are rippling with heather and gorse as hazards. Several steams crisscross the course adding to the challenge. Greens are beautiful and a pleasure to putt. Definitely worth playing.

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!

Brandon isnt a particularly good or exciting golf course, but it is great for beginners or if you…read morejust want to turn up and play. Because of this you can expect to it to get busy, and often find yourself stuck behind slow groups. But you never feel uneasy here, and can play at ease with complete beginners. They extened the course about 2-3 years ago, so the holes are now longer and more challenging than they were, and the drainage systems have improved so it doesnt get as mudding during winter. Worth a round if your just starting or havent played in a while!

The title of this bar is weird. It sounds like it was created by a group of children playing a game…read morewhich involved shouting out the first thing in their eye line. Granted, it is a cafe, it does have golf, it is a bar and it is in Leeds; but as I walked into the venue, I felt slight contempt for such a feeble name. The name is not everything however, which can only be a good thing in the case of Engelbert Humperdinck. When I looked around the place and read the literature provided; I realised that the venue was a bar and cafe downstairs, but upstairs there were three huge golf simulators. It stuck me as a bizarre concept for a bar that is so anonymously located in town. Situated in a newly regenerated part of Granary Wharf, I discovered it by accident and have never seen it advertised anywhere. The tables and chairs coordinate with the theme, the grooves of a golf ball are obvious throughout the decor. The menu consists of a selection of hot and cold sandwiches, something to snack on whilst using the simulators. It is not a place I would choose for the sole purpose of dining. My attention was drawn to 'Tigers' Beef Steak Sandwich. The mind boggles when thinking of what that snack would involve, considering his recent indiscretions. It's enough to make you lose your appetite. I visited the bar on a Friday afternoon, and the clientele seemed to be made up of groups of suit-clad business people, being allowed to begin their weekends in advance. I think that is the danger with Cafe Golf Bar Leeds, it could be a regular location for office outings, thus creating a slightly cringe worthy atmosphere. However, surrounded by contemporary apartment blocks, the bar does also attract a younger crowd during the evening. I just do not understand why this is an exciting activity. To me, it is as interesting and nonsensical as sitting on the arm of a sofa whilst whinnying, pretending I am on a horse. For golf enthusiasts who yearn for a spot of practice within the city centre however, this is ideal.

This is quite an awesome concept if your a golfer. You can play anytime one courses you couldn't…read moredream of playing. St Andrews is an example, has a driving range that tells you outstanding things about your swing. Example- how many degrees is your club face open or closed, how fast you swing, and if your a real nut like me how fast the ball comes off the tee! My father and law and I went by for a tutorial and the guy that helped us was super helpful. Prices are very nice as well with an hour going for 24 quid so if there is 2 of ya then it's 12 quid a piece. The more people that rent the simulator the cheaper it is. They have a full bar and a decent menu for a pub menu. They also have a smoking deck that's right on the river. So if your into golf or want some place new to watch soccer(haha) they have a game showing every night, I recommend this place.

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