Boothferry Golf Course East Yorkshire
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Designed by a legendary modern-day golf course architect, Donald Steel, Boothferry Golf Club is one of the most enjoyable meadowland courses in Yorkshire, popular with many visiting golfers. This established course in a tranquil setting within the Vale of York is a pleasing test featuring natural dykes that occasionally provide additional challenges on a number of holes!
Beware the ‘spectacle’ bunkers on the seventh, miss club here and you may have serious problems! The par 3 fifth, a delightful example of Steel’s majesty when it comes to course design, is played over a pond which was originally constructed to hold water ballast for the R100 airship built on this site.
Boothferry is well worth a visit, with easy access from the B1228, 3 miles north of Howden (exit M62 at junction 36), or 2 miles west off the A614 from Holme-on-Spalding-Moor. Boothferry Golf club welcomes Visitors and Groups at any time including Weekends and Bank Holidays.