Bradford Golf Club

The Bradford Golf Club, established with a Herbert Fowler redesigned course in 1923, is located in the hamlet of Hawksworth, near Leeds. It offers commanding views over the Aire Valley and is characterized by its testing heathland layout suitable for all levels of golfing ability.

Noteworthy advancements include significant improvements and investments to the course that have enhanced Fowler's original design concepts, ensuring the course maintains excellent playing conditions throughout different seasons. The club is the host of the Hawksworth Trophy and stages multiple prestigious amateur golf events in Northern England, attracting elite players from the region.

The course operates two natural loops, leading the 10th and 18th holes back to the clubhouse. It features tree-lined fairways and fast, subtly contoured greens that challenge golfers with strategic play and precision.

As one of Yorkshire's longstanding championship venues, it has undergone a continuous enhancement program, which preserves the course's quality and playability, even during adverse weather. The Bradford Golf Club's course reflects the strategic essence of Herbert Fowler's designs, offering a balanced mix of risk and reward holes.