Lees Hall Golf Club

Lees Hall Golf Club was established in 1907 as a 9 hole course, increasing to 18 holes in 1911. The 18 hole parkland layout which has stunning views over almost the whole of Sheffield was designed by Alex Herd, the Open Champion of 1902. Situated on the south side of Sheffield, easily accessible from the M1 (north and south) and the Sheffield Ring Road, Lees Hall Golf Club has been recognised by many, as one of the friendliest and sociable Clubs in the area.

The undulating parkland course with stunning views over Sheffield is 6171 yards long. The continual improvements mean that Lees Hall is a test for any standard of golfer, without being intimidating.