About this course:
Cleveland Golf Club, founded in 1887 in North Yorkshire, is a classic championship links course emphasizing precision and tactics. Over the years, Old Tom Morris, Harry S Colt, and later Donald Steel have influenced the course; in 2000, Steel designed three new holes. With 18 holes and a par of 72, the course offers a traditional links character challenging golfers' accuracy and course management. The club has a strong tournament tradition, hosting the Amateur scratch competition Cleveland Salver and several county and professional events, including the Yorkshire Amateur Championship, where Alex Fitzpatrick set the course record of 62.
