Meltham
Golf Club is set
in beautiful woodland, the course boasts hundreds of
mature trees, including oak, chestnut, beech, birch
and mountain ash, as well as coniferous trees of
several varieties.
The view from the Clubhouse across
the putting green towards the 1st hole and the 17th
hole shows just a few of these trees.
Course Description
provided courtesy of David Perrin (Meltham
GC)
History
Meltham
Golf Club occupies a place in the heart of the
beautiful and tranquil Pennines, just outside the
village of Meltham itself, and within a couple of
miles of Holmfirth, the small town made famous by the
long-running BBC series, Last of the Summer Wine. Only
six miles from the centre of Huddersfield, Meltham
Golf Club is easily reachable from all parts of the
North of England via the M62 motorway.
The Clubhouse, Thick
Hollins Hall, was originally the home of a local
landowner, and when the golf club was founded in 1908,
the hall became the centre of the club.
Club History
provided courtesy of David Perrin (Meltham
GC)
Course
Stats
Par
(Medal)
70
CSS
70
Yardage
6396
Holes
18
Founded
1908
Membership (approx)
700
Officials 2008
Captain
M Latham
Secretary
J Dixon
Professional
P
Davies
Junior Organiser
P Davies
Green
Fees
No information available
£-
Other Facilities
Bar and Restaurant
Small Practise Ground
Putting Green
Hitting Net
Course Photographs
Images
provided courtesy of David Perrin (Meltham
GC)
