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Yarrow Valley Golf Course is a family-run nine-hole parkland course at Charnock Richard near Chorley, Lancashire. Construction began in 1994 and the course opened in 1996 on a pay-and-play basis; membership was added in 2003. The operator states that its greens and tees were built to USGA standards.
From the men's tees the course measures 1,551 yards, while the ladies' tees measure 1,435 yards. Its nine holes consist of eight par 3s and one par 4, with water in play on four holes and bunkering used around the layout. Yarrow Valley remains open to visitors rather than operating solely as a members' club.
The course is a 9-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1996. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Putting Green, Driving Net, Chipping Area, Golf Shop, Cafe, Patio, Membership.
Construction of Yarrow Valley began in 1994 at Charnock Richard. The family-run project built its greens and tees to USGA standards and opened the course in 1996 as a pay-and-play operation.
A membership option was introduced in 2003, adding a club structure alongside the existing visitor-access model.
Yarrow Valley remains a nine-hole parkland course with eight par-3 holes and one par 4. It operates alongside a putting green, driving net, chipping area, golf shop and refreshment facilities.
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| Fee Type | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 9 hole | ||
| Adult - 9 Holes | £11 | Same published rate midweek and weekend. |
| Senior - 9 Holes | £10 | Same published rate midweek and weekend. |
| Junior - 9 Holes | £10 | Same published rate midweek and weekend. |
| Other | ||
| Adult - 18 Holes | £18 | Same published rate midweek and weekend. |
| Senior - 18 Holes | £17 | Same published rate midweek and weekend. |
| Junior - 18 Holes | £17 | Same published rate midweek and weekend. |
Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.
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