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Alwoodley is regarded as one of Britain’s finest inland courses.

It was designed by the great Dr Alister MacKenzie. This famed architect left a legacy of classic courses around the world – among them Augusta National, Cypress Point and Royal Melbourne. However, Alwoodley was the first course he designed and is therefore known as the Original MacKenzie.

The Original MacKenzie layout remains at Alwoodley to this day. The course has now been lengthened to over 6,900 yards from the championship tees. This heathland course, set high atop Wigton Moor, is long established as one of Great Britain and Ireland’s top 100 courses. The tight, springy, fast-running fairways are cut out of heather and gorse.

Championship Course
18 Holes, 6914 Yards, Par 71

Address
Alwoodley Golf Club, Wigton Lane, Leeds, LS17 8SA

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