Kirkbymoorside Golf

Kirkbymoorside Golf is an 18-hole parkland course, naturally shaped by undulating farmland and set in scenic surroundings. From the 13th tee, golfers can look out across the North Yorkshire Moors, while other stretches of the round offer distant views towards the Yorkshire Wolds and the Hambleton Hills. Played from the White tees, the course has a par of 69 and offers a challenge that suits a wide range of golfers. After the round, the modern clubhouse, opened in 1998 by Ryder Cup captain Bernhard Gallagher, provides a comfortable place to relax, with a veranda overlooking the 1st hole and extending towards the 18th fairway. Treetops Bistro adds to the welcoming atmosphere among ancient woodland.