The club, on Leeds Road, Wakefield, was founded in 1994, and was originally a family run nine-hole golf course.
The course measured a total of 6,014 yards with a standard scratch score of 70.
The venue could also host up to 130 people.
By 2004, Lofthouse Hill Golf Club had been extended to 18 holes.
The venue was also available as a private hire space for fuctions and events.
The club closed its doors in November 2019, without any warning albeit a brief message on its website.
On June 1, 2021, a large fire gutted the disused clubhouse building, destroying approximately 80% of it.
West Yorkshire Police confirmed the blaze was started deliberately and that they were treating the incident as arson, however, no arrests were made.
The area remains overgrown, but fire damage has led to dangerous conditions within the club’s building with most of the roof having collapsed, and bricks scattering the floor.
17. End of an era
The following message appeared on the website “It is with regret and sadness that we have to announce that Lofthouse Hill Golf Club closed on Tuesday 12 November 2019.” Photo: Lost Places & Forgotten Faces
18. Hazardous
Only urban explorers and brave locals dare to enter due to the various hazards. Photo: Lost Places & Forgotten Faces
19. Royal British Legion
A few days before they closed, Lofthouse Hill Golf Club hosted a final competition day of play to raise money for the Royal British legion. Photo: Lost Places & Forgotten Faces
20. Large fire at the club
On the 1st June 2021, a large fire gutted the Lofthouse Hill Golf Clubhouse building. Photo: Lost Places & Forgotten Faces