Wentworth Woodhouse Golf Club, Rotherham, Yorkshire. (1930 - WW2)
First appeared in the early 1930s and continued until the outbreak of WW2.
In 1932/3 the hon. secretary was T Docherty, The Kennels, Wentworth. The professional was W Clarkson.
Report below on the "Golf Professionals’ Test Today on the Wentworth Woodhouse Golf Course."
Report on the annual meeting in April 1935.
The secretary was Captain A T Taylor, telephone Ecclesfield 40059 and the professional H Clarkson. 18-hole course. Records were, amateur J Doherty 70, professional M Griffiths 68. Stations at Rotherham 5 miles and Wentworth 2 miles. Sunday play allowed during afternoons and evenings. The course was the private property of the Right Hon the Earl Fitzwilliam, and visitors were not allowed to play unless playing with a member or with special permission.