Moortown Golf Club
A historic Alister MacKenzie course in Leeds, opened in 1910 and host venue for the 1929 Ryder Cup.
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MacKenzie history with Ryder Cup pedigree
Moortown is one of the key Yorkshire courses in the Alister MacKenzie story. Construction began before the course opened in 1910, and the club later hosted the 1929 Ryder Cup, giving it both architectural and championship significance within a Leeds golf itinerary.
Visitor online booking is currently active
Moortown’s live visitor booking system currently accepts online tee-time bookings and states that visitor bookings open 30 days in advance. TGG treats that as current access guidance rather than assuming longer-term tee-time inventory.
Booking window
Current online visitor booking opens 30 days in advance, with payment required to confirm the booking.
Single-course club
The live booking system identifies Moortown as a single-course club, simplifying itinerary planning around one 18-hole course.
Leeds cluster
Moortown is most useful as part of a wider Leeds and West Yorkshire route rather than an isolated one-course journey.