Rudding Park fuses contemporary design with traditional elegance and offers a range of experiences to suit all tastes. The stylish 50 bedroom hotel has achieved numerous accolades, and was recently voted 12th in Trip Advisor's top 100 Luxury Hotels of the World 2008.
From the moment you arrive you will receive the warmest of welcomes, the Reception Team recently won Front Office Team of the Year at the Hotel Catey Awards.
For the golf enthusiasts, the facilities are second to none. From the 18 hole parkland Hawtree course to the 6 hole Repton Short Course which includes a replica of the notorious island hole at Sawgrass, Florida, there is something to tempt even the most seasoned Pro, as well as the novice.
A team of resident PGA Professionals, cutting edge practice facilities and an 18 bay floodlit driving range make Rudding Park Golf Academy the ultimate golfer's venue.
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Visitors Info:
Yorkshire's leading fully inclusive golfing facility offers the keen golfer every opportunity to practice their game. This seven day a week facility is ideal not only for the fanatical golfer but also for those short of time. Everyone is welcome, from members and visitors to corporate and society days.
Societies Info:
Seasonal Society Packages from just £20.00
Minimum Handicap:
Total Number of Holes:
24
Golf Shop:
Yes
Clubhouse Refreshments:
Yes - Licensed
Powered Karts Allowed:
Yes
Tuition Available:
Yes
Practice Facilities:
The Academy The combination of the Academy hole, three different bunkers, the chipping green and putting green enables practice of all elements of short play golf.
Driving Range Eighteen floodlit, covered bays for the practice of all fairways shots. Automatic power tees allow repeated practice of the same shot.
Memberships:
Golf Membership just £250 There is no need to pay for golf you don't play. Rudding Park's innovative golf credit scheme ensures members only pay for the golf they play at special member rates. Annual Membership fee £150 plus minimum purchase of 60 credits at £100.
