Bingley St. Ives Golf Club was formed in 1931 with Dr. Alistair Mackenzie being involved in the early layout. The course is a single loop, taking the golfer from parkland to woodland to moorland and back again, with stunning views of the Aire Valley. During the 1980s it was the venue for the Lawrence Batley International, a major PGA Tour event won twice by Sandy Lyle and Nick Faldo with other notable competitors including Lon Hinkle, Lee Trevino, Fuzzy Zeoller and Arnold Palmer.

A new clubhouse was completed in 1994, and opened by 1999 Ryder Cup Captain Mark James; its design reflecting the character of the St. Ives Estate, historic home of the Ferrand family. Situated near to Worth Valley, the magnificent Bronte moorlands and Haworth and Skipton, the gateway to the Dales, the marvellous surroundings will ensure a memorable day's golf.

Restrictions: Play Tue to Sun between 2- 4pm. Prior booking essential stating your an Open Fairways member, all tee times are subject to availability.