Cherry Burton Golf Club

Cherry Burton Golf Club is a parkland pay-and-play course near Beverley in the East Riding of Yorkshire, offering a compact, approachable layout aimed at golfers of all standards rather than a lengthy championship test. Beverley itself is a historic market town best known for its medieval minster, and it sits close to Hull and the wider East Yorkshire road network, giving the club a reasonably accessible position for golfers based in the area. As a pay-and-play facility, Cherry Burton is geared towards casual and social golf, with tee times generally available without the need for club membership, making it a practical option for visitors, beginners and those wanting an occasional round rather than a full membership commitment. The compact nature of the course keeps rounds relatively quick to complete, suiting golfers with limited time as well as those newer to the game. Its friendly, informal atmosphere is typical of smaller pay-and-play clubs in this part of Yorkshire, prioritising accessibility over exclusivity. For golfers exploring the East Riding countryside around Beverley, Cherry Burton offers a straightforward, low-commitment round within easy reach of the town.