Burstwick Country Club

You'll find Burstwick Country Club just outside Hull, a proper working golf course that's been part of the local landscape for years. It's an 18-hole setup that caters mainly to members and visiting golfers, so this isn't the sort of place you wander into on a whim - you'll need to arrange a round in advance or know someone who belongs.

The course itself sits on relatively flat East Yorkshire terrain, which means it relies on clever bunkering and water features rather than dramatic elevation changes to test your game. If you're a golfer staying in the area, it's worth checking whether day play is available. The greens are well-maintained and the layout keeps things interesting across all handicap levels.

For non-golfers, there's frankly not much here. You won't be popping in for a casual look around. But if you're staying at one of the nearby holiday parks - Burton Constable, Sand le Mere, or Withernsea Sands - and you've got a round booked, you've got a convenient option on your doorstep.

The real appeal is that it's accessible from Hull without needing to venture far afield. Golf club facilities usually include a bar and restaurant, so you can make an afternoon or evening of it even if you're not playing. Ring ahead to confirm what visitors can access and whether they've got availability - don't just turn up expecting to play.