Longhirst Hall Golf Course

36 hole

Course Details

  • Holes: 18
  • Par: 69
  • Length: 6,098 yards
  • Slope Rating: 121
  • Course Rating: 69.7

Website: https://longhirstgolf.co.uk/

Frequently Asked Questions

How do the two 18-hole courses at Longhirst Hall differ, and which should I prioritize?

Longhirst Hall offers two distinct experiences. The Dawson Course is the longer, more challenging test, demanding precision off the tee. For a slightly more forgiving, yet still engaging round, the Lakes Course provides beautiful water features and strategic bunkering that keep you honest. We recommend playing both if you have the time, but start with the Dawson for the ultimate challenge.

When is the ideal time of year to play Longhirst Hall for the best conditions?

We always suggest visiting Longhirst Hall between late spring and early autumn-think May through September. You'll find the courses in their prime, with lush fairways and true greens, and the weather is generally more cooperative for a full day of golf. Avoid the winter months unless you don't mind a chill and potentially softer conditions.

What can I expect regarding green fees and overall value at Longhirst Hall?

Green fees at Longhirst Hall are quite reasonable for a 36-hole facility of this caliber, especially compared to some of England's more famous links. You'll often find excellent day-ticket deals that allow you to play both courses, offering fantastic value. Expect a well-maintained course and a friendly atmosphere, making it a solid investment for your golf trip.

What are some of the standout holes or unique features I should look forward to at Longhirst Hall?

On the Dawson, keep an eye out for the challenging par-3 17th, often playing into the wind with a tricky green. Over on the Lakes, the par-5 12th is a beauty, requiring a strategic approach around the water. Both courses boast mature trees and well-placed hazards that demand thoughtful shot-making, not just brute force.

Is it feasible to play both 18-hole courses at Longhirst Hall in a single day?

Absolutely, playing both courses in one day is a popular option here, especially during longer summer daylight hours. We recommend an early start for your first round and booking a late lunch or early dinner between rounds to refuel. It's a full day of golf, but entirely manageable and a great way to experience everything Longhirst Hall offers.