Beverley and East Riding Golf Club
Westwood,
Beverley, East Yorkshire HU17 8RG
Tel : +44(0) 1482 868757 Fax : +44(0) 1482 868757
Beverley and East Riding Golf Club established in 1889, is on The Westwood, an extensive area of common land. Part of the unique clubhouse occupies an old windmill dating back to 1803. The clubhouse has been greatly extended and modernised in recent years and provides full catering and licensed bar facilities. Visitors and societies are welcome.
Directions
One mile west of Beverley on the B1230 Walkington Road.
Further Information
Information herein provided by the club 11 July 98.
Course Details
| Course Name: Beverley And East Riding Holes: 18 Yardage: 5972 SSS: 69 |
| An interesting, undulating course set in beautiful common pastureland with 18 distinctly different holes. For an appreciation and independent view of this course please see golfer reviews. 
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Fautz, Ron wrote on: May 31, 2002
Over the 36 years I have been blessed to play Beverley, I have never ceased to look forward to the next visit. While the club has been forced to change some of the most unique and interesting holes that nature created for public safety reasons, it is still a wonderful, natural, 18 holes of pure golf-the way it use to be . Give yourself a treat after Ganton and St. Andrews and play Beverley.I bet one round will not be enough.
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Jonny Fuller wrote on: May 31, 2000
Played Beverley again on the 30th May 2000. Considering we've had torrential rain for weeks the course was in excellent condition and as usual the greens first class. Made us most welcome in the clubhouse and the food was good and reasonably priced. The hilly terrain though was tough on the older members especially when pulling a trolley.
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Jonny Fuller wrote on: Apr 30, 2000
An excellent course, which has made our society, welcome on many occasions. Good value for money per midweek round. Greens in excellent condition. Stray off the fairways and you are in trouble. Certainly one of my favourites in this region.
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Ron Fautz wrote on: Oct 31, 1998
Golf as our ancestors played it and as it should be played today. Cows and sheep are kept off the greens by wire fences-sometimes. Racehorses keep the early morning golfer company as they train on the tan gallop. Lovers picnic under the trees and stop to help you find your wayward shots. Yorkshire at its best.
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Tim Miskell wrote on: Sep 30, 1998
An annual September Society event, well worth the drive. A wonderful golfing experience set on common land with enclosed greens to prevent to cows doing what they do best. Walkers, riders, roads - wow. Idiosyncratic golf, and cheap too.
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