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Pike
Hills Golf Club lies about 2 miles south west of the historic
and beautiful city of York
where
you will find Europe’s largest Gothic cathedral - possibly
the finest example of Gothic architecture in Europe - York Minster.
Views of the Minster are evident from the higher points of the
course. The club is situated just off the A64, on the road to
York, between the villages of Askham Bryan and Copmanthorpe.
With the blessing of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club, Pike
Hills celebrated its Centenary in 2004. The club was founded
in 1904 as the Knavesmire Golf Club. First playing on Knavesmire,
it then moved to Hob Moor and became the York Railway Institute
Golf Club. In 1949 the club moved to its present home after
first getting the lease for the land in 1946. The history of
the Golf Club can be found in the book written by Hugh Murray,
“A Golfing Odyssey”, on view in the clubhouse.
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