Howley Hall Golf Club, located near Batley, West Yorkshire, is a historic 18-hole parkland course with a par of 71 and a length of 6,526 yards. Established in 1900, the course was designed by renowned golf architect Dr. Alister MacKenzie, offering a challenging and strategic layout. The course features undulating fairways, deep bunkers, and elevated greens, requiring precise shot-making and course management. Howley Hall is also known for its signature par-3 14th hole, which is played over a steep ravine and is a test of nerve and accuracy.
Situated near the M62 and M1 motorways, Howley Hall is easily accessible and close to local attractions such as Oakwell Hall Country Park and the historic Red House Museum. The club offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere for golfers of all abilities and provides excellent facilities, including a modern clubhouse with panoramic views of the course and surrounding countryside.
Howley Hall Golf Club is a must-visit for golfers looking to play a challenging, well-designed course steeped in history.
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| Course | Tee | Holes | Par | Rating | Slope |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Howley Hall Golf Club | Yellow | 18 | 68 | 71.4 | 130 |
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