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Willow Valley Golf Club
AddressWillow Valley Golf Club, Clifton, Brighouse, HD6 4JB
Telephone01274 878624
Fax 01274 852805
Website

http://www.wvgc.co.uk

Emailsales@wvgc.co.uk
Holes- Willow Valley 18
- Pine Valley 18 (Pay and Play)
- Fountain Ridge 9
Yardage7032 - 5154 - 4078 (2x9)
SSS74 - Par 66/67 - 60
VisitorsUnrestricted
SocietiesTelephone in advance for availability
Green Fees

18 holes -D
9 holes A
Academy course: £4 adults, £2 children.

Course DesignerJonathan Gaunt
LocationJunction 25 of M62 follow A644 towards Brighouse, at small roundabout turn right, course is 2m on right
Facilities



3 hole floodlit academy course
Corporate hospitality days available
For information regarding Corporate Golf & Membership contact the Golf Sales Manager Helen Butterfield on 01274 878624.

Updated April 2007

Reviews

The 18-hole 'South Course' is VERY long and VERY challenging! Beautifully designed & landscaped, with water protecting the majority of the holes - every par feels great! The 9-hole 'North Course', by contrast, is a simple par-3 warm-up, really. The only fly in the ointment is a tendency for the South Course to get boggy in wet winter weather. Can't wait for the new, slightly shorter, 'Pine Valley' 18-hole course to open at the end of 2005...

Rob Kilbey April 13, 2005

Home of the Yorkshire P.G.A Championship and voted to be amongst the best new courses in the British Isles, the Club now boasts two 18 hole courses and a 9 hole course.
The 9 hole Fountain Ridge course is perfect for those wishing to take up or improve their golf whilst the 18 hole Pine Valley course is ideal for those wanting more of a challenge.
The Willow Valley Course is a masterpiece ! Designed to challenge the skill of the most experienced golfer, built to U.S.G.A standards, 11 of its 18 holes are guarded by water ! The island green on the 14th hole has the golfer deciding whether to lay up or go for it in regulation. Along side the water numerous bunkers and strategically placed trees make this a most interesting and picturesque course.
Visitors are advised to allow between 4 to 5 hours to play the course.

Chris Blowers April 13, 2007


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