Leeds Golf Club

Leeds Golf Club is deeply rooted in Leeds' early golf history. The club dates back to the first golf ball hit in the Leeds district at Roundhay and took its current form in 1896 with the club's founding. A notable chapter is Dr. Alastair MacKenzie's involvement between 1900 and 1910, advising on bunkers and course layout, shaping the club's character. Today, you play in a club environment with a strong competitive element. Breakfast and lunch are served in the clubhouse, while practical playing conditions apply on the course, such as preferred lies on fairways, fairway mats, and temporary greens. Pace of play is also emphasized, contributing to a smooth round.