Hull Golf Club

Hull Golf Club sits just outside Beverley, a proper 18-hole course that's been around since 1904. It's the sort of place where golfers get genuinely excited about their round - tree-lined fairways, testing greens, and enough challenges to keep you thinking all the way back to the clubhouse.

The layout rewards straight hitting more than wild ambition. You'll find yourself working for your pars rather than stumbling into them, which is exactly what most club golfers want from a day out. The course moves through parkland that feels well-maintained without being sterile, and there are proper views across East Yorkshire as you make your way round.

It's a members' club primarily, so you'll need to either be a member or know one to get a game here - there's no public pay-and-play option, which rules out casual walk-ins. Phone ahead and ask about visitor rates if you've got connections. Expect to allow a solid four hours for 18 holes, maybe 2.5 to 3 if you're just having a quick nine.

If you're staying at Butt Farm Caravan, Campsite & Glamping nearby, you're well placed to explore Beverley itself - proper market town with real character. The golf club works well as a rest day activity on a park holiday, though you'll need to sort guest arrangements before you arrive.