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Marsden Golf Club

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Set in the Pennine hills above Huddersfield, on the edge of the Peak District National Park, Marsden Golf Club is one of the most picturesque in Yorkshire, providing spectacular views over Butterley reservoir and the surrounding countryside. Just 10 minutes drive from Huddersfield and the M62 motorway, and just 15 minutes from Oldham, the golf club offers peace and tranquillity whilst being within easy reach of both conurbations.

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Maxstoke Park Golf Club

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Maxstoke Park Golf Club

Set in just over 100 acres of beautiful rolling Warwickshire countryside to the east of Birmingham, the course provides an excellent test of golf and is the chosen venue for regular representative matches at County and Midland level. The course is set in the extensive grounds of the magnificent medieval moated Maxstoke Castle. The castle dates from 1345 and has been owned and occupied by the Fetherston-Dilke family for over 400 years. The present occupier, Michael, is the club President.

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Meltham Golf Club

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Meltham Golf Club

Meltham Golf Club occupies a place in the heart of the beautiful and tranquil Pennines, just outside the village of Meltham itself, and within a couple of miles of Holmfirth, the small town made famous by the long-running BBC series, Last of the Summer Wine. Only six miles from the centre of Huddersfield, Meltham Golf Club is easily reachable from all parts of the North of England via the M62 motorway.

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Mid Yorkshire Golf Club

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Mid Yorkshire Golf Club

At just 6300 yards, there are few places quite as good as the course at Mid Yorkshire Golf Club for catering for golfers of all levels of ability. Whether you are a relative newcomer to the sport, or the more discerning golfer, we guarantee that you’ll love the endless challenges you can test yourself against on this fine, championship standard course. We are situated ½ mile south of M62 junctions 33 and 32A at Ferrybridge and just off the A1, which make us easily accessible from the North, South, East and West. Leeds and Doncaster are a 20 minute drive away, York and Wakefield are 30 minutes and Hull, Huddersfield and Sheffield are all well less than an hour from the Club.

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Littlehampton Golf Club

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Visitors alike.

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Monkton Park Golf Club

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Here is a picture at full speed. The wrists have completed their roll through the ball. The left elbow is close to the body, and about ready to break, allowing for follow through.Now, I’ll take you into the follow-through. This will be simple. Basically just keep turning around your spine. If you have flipped your wrists correctly, you won’t have to bother too much with the follow through. However, there is a basic position that you should be in when you finish the swing. You should be facing the target, and your right and left forearms should be crossed. Your right forearm should be closest to you, and the club should be out towards left field.

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Lofthouse Hill Golf Club

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Lofthouse Hill Golf Club

An undulating 18 hole par 70 parkland course 5988 yards long, conveniently located on the A61 Leeds Road, 10 minutes from Wakefield city centre. View course layout & Scorecard. The course was opened in 1994, over 2500 trees and shrubs were planted during the construction with the back 9 holes which have narrow fairways. The front 9, developed in 2001 are wider and flatter giving two distinct halves providing a challenging and interesting course.

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Moor Hall Golf Club

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Visitors are attracted from outside the Midlands and many return time and time again to experience not only the attractions of the course, but also to enjoy the friendly atmosphere and warm welcome that awaits in the clubhouse.

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Low Laithes Golf Club

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Low Laithes Golf Club

The first public intimation of a possible golf club at Low Laithes was in the Ossett Observer on 26th July 1924, when it was reported “local golfing circles are interested in rumours of a new golf course at Ossett… Dr Mackenzie of Leeds has been engaged and had suggested an eighteen hole course of some 6,460 yards… in the Flushdyke area”. The area to be used as the golf course was reported to be “undulating without being hilly, it had some excellent natural features and the cost of laying it out would be in the region of £2,000”.

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