The Halifax Golf Club Ltd

The Halifax Golf Club Ltd, Halifax, Yorkshire and the Humber, England, HX2 8XR

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9 reviews of The Halifax Golf Club Ltd

no wonder this coarse has been voted in the top ten courses of Yorkshire on the web site top 100 courses of the world. the first five opening holes are awesome and the 17th deserves all the praise it gets. if you aren't having a particularly good day as far as your golf is concerned you can simply enjoy the outstanding views. a friendlier welcome you couldn't ask for. I would thoroughly recommend.

Posted by John on 26/01/2014
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  • Green conditions 5
  • Clubhouse 5
  • Course challenge 5
  • Staff service 5
  • Value for money 5
  • Green conditions 5
  • Clubhouse 5
  • Course challenge 5
  • Staff service 5
  • Value for money 5

If there's a better value course in the UK, I'Ve not played it. £15 day ticket is unbelievable value. Hilly course but to be expected on the edge of the moor. Highlights the 4th and 17th the latter got to be played to be believed. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Posted by Stewart Currie on 19/08/2010
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  • Course challenge 4
  • Value for money 5

Having played many courses in the Yorkshire area i would put this course as one of the best. The course is a challenge to all golfers with probably one of the best opening holes around. The course is a moorland with little room for error. Just as you get on to the top of the course and you play a reachable par 5 you noitice the next hole is the easiest on the course (par 3 14th) The hole is challenging to say the least the club can be anything from a 9 iron to a 3 iron, and the 17th is the feature hole of the course again as the wind blows another beautiful hole but challenges you. A Must play course.

Posted by Timothy Pollard on 27/08/2008
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  • Clubhouse 4
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  • Course challenge 5
  • Value for money 5

I’ve heard quite a few people comment that Ogden is similar to a links course. It isn’t. It’s nothing at all like a links; it lacks the quality of turf, greens and bunkering you usually find on a links course. Ogden is what it is, a bleak, pure moorland course and quite a good one if you like that sort of thing. The first few holes are slashed with streams and ditches and make for some interesting golf. Indeed the best hole on the course is probably the first, which is always a bit of a let down, although the long, difficult par 4 4th may run it close. The course slowly rises up the moorland and from the 12th green to the 17th tee you play right on top of the moor. Although the views are great it is very bleak up here and the fairway grasses are very poor quality, this is by far the worst part of the course. The 17th is a bit of a novelty hole, total crazy golf the first time you play it, I was going to hit 3 iron until my playing partner hit a 5 iron 30 yards through the green. All in all quite a hard walk and only just worth it. Also no yardage charts were available, making the front 9 very difficult to negotiate and keep a score going. – 6/10.

Posted by Harry Putter on 28/04/2004

I AGREE TOTALLY WITH MR DARRELL MITCHELL AND ONE DAY I WISH TO BE AS ACCOMPLISHED AT THE SPORT AS HIM.AFTER FINISHING A HOLE THE OTHER IS JUST A "CLUBS THROW" AWAY. AN ALL ROUND EXCELLENT COURSE.

Posted by ALAN HOWARTH on 17/01/2002

HAVING PLAYED THE BRITISH OPEN AND OTHER PRO EVENTS I FOUND PLAYING THE OGDEN COURSE A GREAT CHALLENGE. BEING IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONDITION IS A MUST TO TACKLE THE OGDEN LAYOUT DEMANDING HOLES TO LOOK OUT FOR ARE HOLES 1,2,3,4,5,12,14,16,17, THE HOLES MISSING ARE THE ONES YOU MIGHT ONLY LOSE ONE BALL. THE COURSE HAS SOME WONDERFULL VIEWS AND FULL OF WILDLIFE AND NATURAL HAZARDS. Darrell "scratch" Mitchell

Posted by darrell "scratch" mitchell on 20/12/2001

I now live in Sydney but my early years of golf were played in the Halifax area. Anyone seeking to experience a good moorland course and who is reasonably accomplished i.e < 20 handicap-male,<30 female,should enjoy Halifax.A good start to the day with the walk from the old stone clubhouse across aflowing stream to the 1st,one of the best natural par 4's you will see and then a series of Par 3's and 4's which criss-cross up the pennine valley.The 12th is a par 4 which requies an accurate tee shot up into a saddle shaped fairway and you are now in Bronte country. A few links style holes across the tops of the moor and then the 17th, an amazing Par 3 and the only truly downhill hole on the course takes you bake to stream level and the final hole,which shares a fairway with the 1st.Golf has been described as " a good walk spoilt",Halifax GC is a great walk and good value.

Posted by mick gordon on 10/12/2001

A physical and mental test of the highest order. Get to the 6th tee without a disaster on your card and you'll have a good round. Get to the 13th tee without a coronary, and you'll have a healthy life. Well worth a visit.

Posted by Andy Fairbairn on 21/05/2001

HOLE 17 SHOULD READ \r\n" BAGGOTS LEAP " NOT BAGOTTS LEAQP\r\nTHANK YOU\r\nAND THE 9 IS MISSING FROM THE FAX NUMBER AT THE START OF THE PAGE\r\nTHANK YOU

Posted by S.A.ROBINSON on 17/03/1998

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