Dog Friendly Golf Courses in Yorkshire

Planning dog-friendly golf in Yorkshire

• Use the North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire county pages when you want a smaller shortlist around York, Leeds, Huddersfield, Sheffield or Doncaster.
• Use the policy badges to compare courses that require dogs on leads with those that allow dogs under close control.
• North Yorkshire and York are useful starting points for golf days that combine a round with dog-friendly countryside, village stops or overnight stays.
• Leeds and West Yorkshire are better for day-trip planning, while moorland and countryside areas need more care around livestock, public paths and seasonal restrictions.
• Check the individual course page first because dog access can vary between the course, clubhouse, terrace, practice areas and visitor facilities.

Popular areas to check

• North Yorkshire
• West Yorkshire
• South Yorkshire
• East Yorkshire
• York
• Leeds

How to use this page

Use this page to narrow Yorkshire options around York, Leeds, West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire, then compare course policies, lead rules and trust labels before travelling.

Useful course pages to start with

• RoundhayBaseline source data
  Dogs Under Control
• HuddersfieldBaseline source data
  Lead Required
• ShipleyBaseline source data
  Lead Required
• Doncaster Town MoorBaseline source data
  Dogs Under Control
• AmpleforthBaseline source data
  Dogs Under Control

Planning a stay rather than just a round? Compare resort-style options in the dog-friendly golf resorts guide, including the important difference between course dog policies and accommodation rules.

Yorkshire has a wide spread of courses and local rules, especially around moorland, livestock, public paths and visitor access. Help keep the directory accurate by sending corrections when a club confirms a newer dog policy.