Thirsk & Northallerton Golf Club

A very well maintained course in lovely condition would recommend.

Lovely course with a cool TrackMan range. Course was looking great and the greens were immaculate. Group of 3 in front of single player, wouldn't let me play through which added about 1 hour to my normal playing time.

What a good round we had, course was really good and challenging which is what we all need to improve our game

Arrived to find two driving/iron nets, putting green and short game area. Locals seem friendly. Course is decent, quite long but fair. Layout criss-crosses here and there and was not always well signposted, but that’s a thing for me to get used to. Ditches and tree positions mean approach shots often need careful consideration. Will look forward to returning soon

First time playing here will definitely be back, the course was in good condition, very friendly staff, just the play in front of us was quite slow

A post work round is never going to be the quickest, but having been let through a few times I managed to get round in 3h15- about an hour more than my normal 1 ball pace at this course.

I can’t be certain but i wonder if there was a green keepers’ revenge type comp on as almost all of the flags were barely on the recommended minimum in terms of proximity to the edge of greens, and very often on slopes which seemed to offer little to no chance of stopping nearby.

A few bobbly greens otherwise the course in good nick as the season gets into stride. For the twilight rate, recommended highly!

Immaculate course, and very welcoming from staff and fellow golfers on the coursewould definitely recommend.

Played at Thirsk and Northallerton for the first time, the course was in fantastic condition, the greens were fairly quick, in great condition and consistent. I will definitely be visiting again and will be recommending to friends.

Played a late afternoon round totally impromptu. A very warm welcome at the pro shop and very friendly members.

The course was in superb condition, fairways undulating and in excellent shape. The greens were some of the best I've played for a long time, very true and consistent.

A lovely parkland layout with nice features.

Would definitely play again soon.

Well presented and maintained course . Friendly staff , nice food and easy to get to . Definitely recommend

Overcome your fairway problems as like playing on boggy farmers fields

The course played really well even with all the rain we’ve had and was fully open, it did have a few boggy patches but nothing compared to other courses we’ve played recently. The course has some fantastic holes that are framed by the surrounding trees making you think and plan more than a lot of courses, the 16th stands out in that there is a large tree in the middle and if you get to close to it you are blocked out by it, while a pond short right keeps you over to the left. This course in the drier summer months will be amazing and I’m sure we’ll be back to have a go then. The members that we spoke to were all friendly as were the staff and the amenities were clean, the only downside was the catering didn’t start till 11 o’clock.

Frozen course (which we knew in advance but were just glad to get out and play) made for a tough but fun round. Greens although frozen were in great condition. A lovely course but can be challenging to navigate your way round on your first visit. Staff throughout are very friendly and a lovely warm clubhouse at the end. Very reasonably priced golf. We’ll be back.

Decided to play Thirsk on spur of the moment, on the way back from the North East, where there was a couple inches of snow on the ground.

Called earlier to check conditions and the report was that all 18 holes where open and not temp tees or greens. So it was a surprise to see the 1st fairway covered in snow, though only about 1/2" deep. While you could find an orange ball in the fairway, it was pot luck if you stayed. Consequently, spent considerable time looking for balls. Plus, was that I only lost 3, but found 6.

All the greens, or should I say whites, where covered in snow, so putting was a complete lottery. The ball would turn into a snowball when you hit it.

Finally decided to call it a day after 9 holes, as couldn't find reason to continue.

I should say, this wasn't a normal round of golf, and don't let this put anyone off, as I would still come back, as I do like the course, but you have to tell it as it is.

Lesson learnt, don't take the automated condition reports as a true reflection, and if in doubt, speak to a real person.