Pannal Golf Club

Location and setting

The course of the Pannal Golf Club is particularly recognized in England. This is one of the highest rated courses in Yorkshire. The spectacular views offered by the course of the Pannal Golf Club are not its only asset: the club has indeed hosted many high-profile events, including the regional qualifiers for the Open Championship.

Career

The championship course at Pannal Golf Club is a classic example of a moorland course. However, it has the particularity of being sufficiently wooded to protect the course from the wind.

It is a typical example of a Yorkshire moorland course, exposed to the wind, but protected from this element by many trees. The 18 holes of the course at Pannal Golf Club promise a tricky experience when the wind blows, but it is satisfying and less strenuous than other moorland courses.

History

The history of the Pannal Golf Club dates back to 1906, with a course starting with 9 holes, designed by Sandy Herd, then improved in particular by the architect Alister MacKenzie.

The club has been the scene of many major events during its history; in particular, it hosted the English Women's Championship as early as 1927. In 1927, the Pannal Golf Club hosted the first PGA Matchplay Championship; in 1955 the PGA Seniors Championship and in 1985 the British Women's Amateur Championship.

Prices

The Club Green Fees are as follows:
In June and September: £80 weekdays / £90 Sundays,
In April: £52,50 weekdays / £60 Sundays,
In May and October: £57,50 weekdays / £67,50 Sundays,
November to March: £35 weekdays / £45 Sundays.

Duration:

The club opens its doors every day from 8 a.m. to 22 p.m. Saturdays are reserved for club members.