The Best Golf Courses in Barkisland, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom (2025)
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Bingley St Ives Golf Club Ltd
Bingley St Ives The Clubhouse, St Ives Grove, Harden, Bingley BD16 1AT, UK
Phone: 01274 562436
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Nearby Landmarks:
- St Ives Estate – 182 m away
- The Ivy Kitchen – 154 m away
Northcliffe Golf Club
West Yorkshire, High Bank Ln, Shipley BD18 4LJ, UK
Phone: 01274 596731
“Matt is a very pleasant person to deal with and always ready to help you out and make sure you get what suits you and will go back again.”
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Crow Nest Park Golf Club | Driving Range | Restaurant | Function Room
Coach Rd, Brighouse HD6 2LN, UK
Phone: 01484 401152
“Just had family gathering Christmas 🎄 dinner at this little gem of a place food was perfect 👌 if u wont nice sunday meal highly recommended especially the dessert apple crumble and custard 🍮”
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Nearby Landmarks:
- Premier Food & Wine – 480 m away
- Folk at Thirty Six – 174 m away
- Hong Kong Express – 177 m away
Halifax Golf Club
Union Ln, Ogden, Halifax HX2 8XR, UK
Phone: 01422 244171
“Very very good. Course layout is fun but fair, greens were true and the course condition was immaculate. At £31 it’s possibly the best value round of golf I’ve ever had. Superb, will be back!”
Nearby Landmarks:
- Gardenius Nursery – 227 m away
- The Moorlands Inn – 461 m away
Waterton Park Golf Club
The Balk, Walton, Wakefield WF2 6QL, UK
Phone: 01924 259525
“Fantastic layout in great condition. There are lots of interesting holes that provide a good challenge for all levels of golfers. The greens were best the best we have played this year and we have been to some prestigious courses. It is also set within the grounds of a nature reserve with great views on many holes. Great practice facilities to warm up including a covered driving range and the halfway house was open on Wednesday when we played. Great value at £40 for a top quality round of golf.”
Nearby Landmarks:
- Waterton Park Hotel – 442 m away
Halifax West End Golf Club
Paddock Ln, Halifax HX2 0NT, UK
Phone: 01422 341878
“A friendly club with a good professional check out Darren Arber Golf on YouTube.”
Nearby Landmarks:
- Ling Bob Junior Infant & Nursery School – 469 m away
- Designer Skin Tanning Studio – 493 m away
- Revive Hair Design Ltd – 462 m away
Huddersfield Golf Club
Fixby Hall, Lightridge Rd, Huddersfield HD2 2EP, UK
Phone: 01484 426203
“I'm a member, so slightly biased. Great course, good clubhouse, great people. What's not to like?”
Nearby Landmarks:
- Fixby Hall – 10 m away
Ryburn Golf Course
1 Harper Royd Ln, Sowerby Bridge HX6 3QR, UK
Phone: 01422 831355
“Played in the Alliance open comp yesterday.it's a very well kept course which was in great condition.freindly staff and the steak pie was excellent.”
Nearby Landmarks:
- Norland Park – 468 m away
- The New Hobbit – 263 m away
- Norland Moor Nature Reserve – 480 m away
Willow Valley Golf
Highmoor Ln, Brighouse HD6 4JB, UK
Phone: 01274 878624
“At Willow Valley Golf Club there are 3 golf courses, a driving range, a moderately sized practice putting area and a short game area. The driving range isn't the smartest ive seen but it is functional and is a welcome practice and/or warm up facility. The other practice facilities are great and well maintained. There are also teaching professionals who offer both individual and (very reasonably priced) group tuition. I have had some coaching from Joe at WVGC and I can highly recommend his services. I have played all three courses many times and they offer a good variety of challenge. 1) Fountain Ridge: This is the 9 hole course. It comprises of 6 Par 3 holes and 3 par 4s. All of the holes are relatively short but there is a nice bit of variety for such a small course (2 dogleg holes - one left and one right, some slight elevation changes and a few well placed bunkers). The course is very beginner friendly but is also good fun for golfers of all abilities; I sometimes play the 9 hole course if I'm short on time but still want to have a knock around. Be aware; it is a popular course and being so beginner friendly means you may well encounter players of a poorer standard or very young players etc. However everyone has to start somewhere (and this is a great place to do just that) so as long as you accept that on busy days you might be waiting a little, there should be no issue. 2) Pine Valley: The first of two 18 hole courses. This I would say is a good step up from the fountain ridge course, providing longer holes and more of a "full" golfing experience, but is still beginner friendly. With a slope rating of 97 this course is very forgiving. Most greens are open on approach and not heavily guarded by bunkers etc. The bunkers there are though, are well placed in areas, and at distances that are fitting for the beginner - intermediate golfer. Better golfers will not find a great challenge here but will still find a fun and enjoyable round of golf. I like to play Pine when I just want a relaxing round. I will say that the Pine course is very popular and can start to suffer from heavy use as the season goes on; tee boxes can be particularly worn at times, though it would be tough to keep up with so much traffic. My only real issue with Pine is that there are a lot of casual golfers who either don't know or don't care about the rules and etiquette of golf, meaning on occasion you can be stuck being groups who ignore much faster groups (or individual players) and insist on hacking their way slowly around the course as you stand on the tee tearing your hair out. I appreciate everyone is playing as well as they are able, it's just that there are rules in place specifically to tackle this issue. Failure to repair pitchmarks also seems to be a popular characteristic of some of the less golf-savvy clientele. 3) Willow Valley: the "Championship Course". This full 18 hole course provides a good challenge for any player. With a slope rating of between 129 and 137 (depending on tee box) it is a great test. There is a lot of water on this course, some tight fairways and an interesting variety of holes in terms of shape, elevation, length and hazards. Simply hitting driver on every hole is likely to get you into trouble and thinking your way around the course is advisable. I have been reliably informed the club actually removed a number of bunkers from the course a few years ago as it was felt to be too challenging! During the season this course is well maintained, the greens are typically quick and roll beautifully and I would recommend a round here to anyone who is serious about their game. I will add that, out of season, all three of the courses can get VERY wet and boggy in places - I have lost balls in the centre of the fairways at times due to balls plugging so deeply. However, there is a refund policy clearly displayed and the course is regularly inspected and will be closed if conditions get too bad. All in all Willow Valley Golf is a great club with a wide range of facilities and options for all abilities.”
Nearby Landmarks:
- Starbucks Coffee – 424 m away
- KFC Hartshead Moor - M62 Services – 346 m away
- Welcome Break Hartshead Moor Eastbound Services M62 – 224 m away
- Starbucks Drive Thru – 254 m away
- Starbucks Coffee – 425 m away
Halifax Bradley Hall Golf Club
Bradley Hall Golf Club, Holywell Green, Halifax HX4 9AN, UK
Phone: 01422 374108
“Nice clubhouse, bar and food. Sitting area outside weather permitting. Very good, although not the easiest of courses, well worth a visit.”
Nearby Landmarks:
- Sia Fibral Ltd – 396 m away