Visitors & Green Fees
Visitors Current Rates
If you have not yet experienced our attractive but challenging golf course, what are you waiting for? Measuring 5,351 yards, our course is suitable for golfers of all abilities.
2026 Rates at Calverley Golf Club
For the enjoyment of everybody we do require our visitors to behave in a manner we would expect our members to both on and off the course. This means following the usual golfing etiquette, keeping up with the game in front and abiding by the club dress rules
Bookings for visitors can be made in advance by telephone or online. All visitors must report to the professional shop before play. On weekends we are open to visitors from 11:00am. If you would like to play on weekend mornings then why not look at our membership options
Winter Current Rates
Open 7 days a week. The best golf experience.
Course Questions
How many holes does the course have?
18 holes: 5,150 yards from the reds, 5,351 yards from the yellows and 5,529 yards from the whites.
Can you hire buggies?
Yes, you can hire buggies. It’s best to ring our Pro Shop to check availability on the day you’re playing: 0113 256 9244.
Do you have a qualified instructor?
Yes, we are privileged to have Jeff Whittam (PGA Qualified) and Josh Whittam (PGA Qualified), along with assistant coach Dan Atkins.
Golf Rules & Etiquette
Protection of the Course
Trolleys and buggies should not be taken onto tees, greens, between greenside bunkers and the green, or on the fringes of the green. Increased traffic in these locations can cause damage to important playing areas of the course.
Divots should be replaced where possible to minimise pitted and uneven fairways.
Pitchmarks should be repaired as soon as possible to minimise long term damage to the putting surface.
Care should be taken when entering and leaving bunkers to avoid damage to the edges. Sand should be raked to produce a smooth even surface for the next player and you should avoid dragging the sand backwards to the edge. Rakes should be carefully placed in the bunker or on the stand provided after use.
Spirit of the Game
Players should behave in a disciplined and sportsman-like manner at all times, showing respect and consideration to others.
Do not move or talk whilst others are about to play.
Do not display signs of anger or frustration in an aggressive manner such as using bad language or throwing clubs.
Mobile phones
Mobile phones are not permitted in the lounge or dining area for making and receiving calls. They are permitted to be used in the car park, entrance foyer, changing rooms and meeting room.
Mobile phones can be used anywhere in the clubhouse for other purposes such as text, emails & internet access but must be kept in silent mode.
Mobile phones should not be used on the golf course unless in the case of emergency.
Practising on the Course
Playing with more than one ball, or practising on the course is not permitted. There are designated practice areas available for practice.
Pace of Play
Maintain a good pace, keeping up with the group ahead.
If a ball is lost and the group behind are waiting to play, invite them to play through immediately.
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