Bury Golf Club

Founded in 1890 at Redvales, where Harry Vardon served as the club's first professional, the course was ploughed up for wartime food production in 1918. Members Norman Duxbury and Sam Roberts helped secure new land at Unsworth Hall, a Georgian mansion, where Alister MacKenzie laid out the present 18-hole semi-moorland course in the 1920s, known for its two-tier greens and undulating contours.