15th Century venue to host business open day

Jul 23, 2026

Woodsome Hall golf club is hosting an ‘Open for business’ day on Thursday September 17th to showcase the facilities at the Club for meetings, weddings, celebrations of all kinds, private dining and business events such as product launches.

Chamber of Commerce members can take advantage of free room hire at the Club which has a history stretching back to the 15th Century.

The Grade 1 listed building dated at 1462 is a great option for anyone looking for a venue that is a bit special and very unique.

With a license for weddings on site, options for marquee settings on the back lawn, the historical courtyard or the front terrace and a variety of room sizes, it has become a popular choice for celebrations and meetings of all kinds and all sizes.

Accommodation is also available on site too, with the ‘Cottage on the Course’ having eight en-suite bedrooms and great views of the course from every window.

The Club is inviting anyone who might like to find out more about Woodsome as a future venue to an open day to discover the 15th century history for themselves.

General Manager Ryan O’Connor explains: “Woodsome was once described as a hidden gem, but it isn’t just for the golf. We have the facilities and space options to provide a first-class venue for all types of meetings and events and we also have centuries of history for guests to enjoy.”

If you would like to pay a visit on September 17th, anytime from 10.00am until 4.00pm, then register to receive an invitation at https://forms.gle/gXpn29uQ8a7BGFQm6

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