Sutton Park Golf Course

The fairways roll out across what feels like proper Yorkshire countryside, even though you're only a handful of miles from Hull's sprawl. Sutton Park Golf Course sits on land that's been worked over for generations - the kind of place where locals know every bunker and slope by heart. It's an 18-hole course with that understated English charm: nothing flashy, but well-maintained greens and enough challenge to keep you honest without being brutal.

Golfers will obviously get the most from it. If you've got a handicap or just enjoy a casual round, this is worth a visit. The course isn't famous enough to draw mad crowds, which means you can usually get a game without weeks of planning. The walk from hole to hole is genuinely pleasant - you're surrounded by fields and open air rather than hemmed in by housing estates.

If golf isn't your thing, there's not much reason to make the journey. This isn't a tourist attraction dressed up as a course - it's a working club for people who actually play. It's free to walk around the grounds if you're just having a look, but obviously you'll need to book and pay green fees to actually play.

Stay at Burton Constable Holiday Park just up the road, and you could combine a round with exploring the arboretum there. Spring Valley Campsite is another solid option nearby. Either way, you've got decent accommodation sorted within spitting distance, so a golfing weekend in East Yorkshire becomes genuinely doable.