Halifax Bradley Hall

Halifax, West Yorkshire

Superb parkland-heathland on the edge of the Pennines

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Bradley Hall is situated on the Yorkshire side of the Pennines and despite being no more than a few miles from Halifax and Huddersfield and the M62, it is surrounded by 60 acres of countryside and wildlife.

The course gives you a chance to get your eye in with the first four holes consisting of two par 4s and two par 3s, none of which are especially long.

You should make sure you score well early because the course gets a lot less forgiving from the 5th, with a long par 4 at the 6th and the hardest hole of the course at the 7th. At 412 yards, with the fairway guarded either side by rough and trees, making par here is far from easy.

The back nine offers only a few chances to make up for poor scores on the front half with several tricky par 4s and a tough par 5, the 16th. Almost every hole is guarded with trees either side of the fairway so if your accuracy is lacking then you could struggle.

The final hole is a short par 3, which, if played well, can offer you the perfect chance to go into the 19th hole in good spirits and will make that well-deserved drink taste ev...

The final hole is a short par 3, which, if played well, can offer you the perfect chance to go into the 19th hole in good spirits and will make that well-deserved drink taste even better.

The club is proud that they are able to keep the valued traditions of the club, as well as having a modern and realistic approach to the 21st century.

Non-members are welcomed to take up the competitively priced green fee. Situated on the outskirts of Elland in West Yorkshire it benefits from easy access from the M62 (J24) and provides a challenge for all handicap levels.