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Boardsides, Hubberts Bridge, Boston, Lincolnshire, PE20 3QP
Lincolnshire is the Home of the English Golf Union and has an excellent variety of over 50 golf courses to suit all types of golfer and course style. Below is a selection of Golf Clubs located within easy reach of Elms Farm
Created 15 years ago this maturing parkland course offers a challenge to all levels of golfers, although the flat terrain in the Lincolnshire Fens does help to make this an easy walking golf course. Green fees are by the day or for 9 holes, and booking is advisable at weekends and Summer evenings.
Boston Golf Club is located just north of Boston with an 18 hole par 72 parkland course. The course provides a test for both the beginner and accomplished golfer alike, and being located at the crossing of two drainage rivers, water comes into play at a number of holes. After completing your round of golf you can retire and relax in the informal and friendly atmosphere of the well appointed clubhouse.
South Kyme is a fenland course which is developing into a superb parkland environment. There’s an added dimension of a number of excellent water hazards and some pretty heavy rough, not to mention the often strong fenland winds. If your drives miss the fairways South Kyme can become quite challenging even to better players. The course now has excellent drainage and often remains open when other courses around are forced to close.
Founded in 1907, Spalding Golf Club is a mature 18 hole par 72 parkland course measuring 6482 yards and features undulating fairways with many raised tees and greens. The clubhouse has a large louge bar overlooking the 18th green and a dining room serving a full a la carte menu.
Situated in the Lincolnshire countryside Sleaford Golf Course has two practice grounds and a 6-hole par three short course. The 18 hole course is often described as an inland links with sandy well draining soil making it ideal for its all year round use. The majority of the course is designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSFI).
The English Golf Union acquired Woodhall Spa Golf Club with a vision of creating a centre of excellence to be enjoyed by players of all standards. The Hotchkin Course was recently voted as the best inland course in the UK by GolfWorld and 47th in the world by Golf Magazine. The Braken Course complements the Hotchkin with its large undulating greens and numerous water hazards.