Originally founded as a nine hole course by a group of Bradford wool men, the course was quickly extended to 18 holes and celebrated its centenary in the year 2000. It is not of great length by modern standards, but does provide a good test with trees lining many of the fairways. A feature of west Bradford are the demanding par 3 holes, including the feature hole 'The Chellow' which is pictured above. The clubhouse, parts of which date back to 1720, offers members and visitors alike a warm welcome and parties of all sizes and tastes can be catered for both on the course and in the clubhouse. All in all a visit to West Bradford should provide the visitor with a pleasurable day out, the proof of which is borne out by the numbers who return year after year.

Restrictions: No visitors before 3pm on Sat. Please contact club and state you are an Open Fairways member when making your booking, all tee times are subject to availability.