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Green fees explained
A green fee is the price a visitor pays for a round. Clubs usually print several rates: weekday and weekend, summer and winter, and reduced rates for county card holders or groups (societies). Some clubs restrict the days visitors can play.
Visitor rates in our data
| Club | Lowest visitor rate | Peak weekday rate | Visitor policy (club's wording) |
|---|---|---|---|
| York Golf Club | £35 weekday winter, Nov-Mar | £110 May-Sep 2026 | Visitors on weekdays and at designated times on Sunday; Saturdays members only |
Terms you will see
- County card: a reduced rate for members of other clubs who hold a county union card.
- Society rate: a price per player for a group booking, often by group size.
- Twilight: a lower rate for late-afternoon tee times.
Figures on this page are drawn from our club data at build time (6 October 2026); each links to a club page with its source.