Lincolnshire

An 18-hole private parkland course established in 1935, developed from a former farm estate. The layout plays to par 71 and is known for tight, tree-lined fairways, rich local wildlife, and greens that run true and fast.

The Ancaster course at Belton Park Golf Club, one of three 18-hole combinations formed from the club's Brownlow, Belmont and Ancaster nines near Grantham.

The Belmont course at Belton Park Golf Club, one of three 18-hole combinations formed from the club's Brownlow, Belmont and Ancaster nines near Grantham.

The Brownlow course at Belton Park Golf Club, one of three 18-hole combinations formed from the club's Brownlow, Belmont and Ancaster nines near Grantham.

An 18-hole course (6,776 yards, par 72) featuring water hazards and bunkers, part of this 36-hole golf resort and hotel that has hosted numerous PGA tournaments.

An 18-hole course (6,623 yards, par 73) with narrow tree-lined fairways, part of this 36-hole golf resort alongside The Lakes course.

An 18-hole parkland course playing 6,638 yards at par 72, featuring undulating terrain with woodland and water hazards. Blends tradition with modern standards and welcomes golfers of all abilities year-round.

An 18-hole parkland course founded in 1900, at its current Cowbridge site since 1962, set in the Fens where three waterways converge. Notable for a recently redesigned 10th hole with a new pond feature, plus a driving range and practice facilities.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1995, playing 6,411 yards at par 71 with water hazards, mature trees and bunkers. Open to the public with on-site accommodation and dining, and popular with visiting societies.

A small 18-hole private heathland course (par 64) established in 2004 on free-draining limestone terrain, kept open year-round. Owner-run with tight fairways and deep bunkers; visitors welcome by prior arrangement, and lessons are available.

An 18-hole championship parkland course established in 1890, playing par 70 (6,312 yards) on porous limestone with native trees throughout. A private members' club known for fast, true greens and excellent year-round drainage; visitors welcome on weekdays and weekend afternoons.

One of the oldest clubs in Lincolnshire, an 18-hole parkland course (par 71, 5,931 yards) within the Lincoln city boundary, offering views of Lincoln Cathedral. Features a pond-guarded 5th green and lateral water hazards, with a strong junior program.

An 18-hole links course (par 70) established in 1894, among Lincolnshire's oldest clubs, designed by Harry Vardon and Dr Alister MacKenzie. Located near the Cleethorpes seafront with well-kept greens and numerous bunkers, made more challenging by coastal winds.

An 18-hole private parkland course playing 6,426 yards at par 71 for men, described as tranquil and well-wooded with abundant wildlife. Notable for a challenging dog-leg 2nd hole; well regarded for its greens and society packages.

A 27-hole championship complex designed by John Morgan, made up of the Forest, Pines and Beeches nines.

An 18-hole course set in the Lincolnshire Fens, notable for its par-5 18th hole (668 yards from the white tees), billed as one of the longest par 5s in the Fens. Facilities include buggy hire, a function room and a bar.

An 18-hole parkland course founded in 1922 and designed by renowned architect Harry Colt, featuring elevated tees, rolling fairways and strategically placed hazards across scenic grounds suitable for golfers of all abilities.

A championship heathland course in North Lincolnshire, regarded as one of the region's finest EGU Championship venues, welcoming new members and visiting green-fee players. Opens with a par-3 first hole.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 60, 3,635 yards) originally laid out in 1911, characterized by magnificent mature trees that shape play across nine holes played from two tee positions. It operates as a private members' club and currently does not accept outside visitors.

A members' golf club in the Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Louth, featuring a main championship course, a par-3 course, and a clubhouse in a 19th-century Grade II listed building. Known for encouraging junior golfers and welcoming visitors and societies.

An 18-hole parkland course (par 72, 6,060 yards) set in 116 acres of rural farmland 15 minutes from Grimsby via the A18. Owned since 2011 by former motorcycle racing champion Roger Burnett, the resort has been significantly renovated and now includes luxury lodges, a spa, a pro shop with golf simulator, and a driving range.

An 18-hole, par 72 private parkland course (6,379 yards) established in 1965, set in mature parkland with ancient woodland and rolling hills. Known for undulating, tricky greens and a strong par-4 11th hole.

An 18-hole, par 71 parkland course (6,233 yards) with riveted bunkers, elevated tees and seven water hazards, part of a golf and leisure resort with lodge accommodation and a Swedish-style timber clubhouse housing the TWENTY04 bar and restaurant.

A small, friendly members' club established in 1984 within the Millfield Golf Complex, affiliated with the Lincolnshire Union of Golf Clubs and England Golf. The club also runs golf sessions for people managing conditions such as dementia and Parkinson's disease through the Golf in Society programme.

An 18-hole, par 72 parkland course (6,547 yards) set within 117 acres of established woodland adjacent to Normanby Hall Country Park. Offers four tee positions for varying ability levels, plus a driving range, pro shop, clubhouse, bar and restaurant.

An 18-hole championship course (par 71, 6,214 yards) on the Lincolnshire coast near Skegness, blending links and parkland holes overlooking the North Sea. A member of the James Braid Association, it welcomes both members and visiting golfers, with an associated hotel on site.

A parkland golf course set in the Lincolnshire countryside near Branston, featuring a mix of exciting, characterful holes. The clubhouse offers home-cooked food and panoramic views over the course.

An 18-hole members' club set on land recognised as a Site of Special Scientific Interest, welcoming golfers of all abilities. The club has PGA professionals offering lessons and club fitting through its pro shop, with membership and visitor tee times available.

An 18-hole, par 72 fenland/parkland-style course (6,579 yards) established in 1990 by Ted Maplethorpe on former family farmland. Known for numerous water hazards and a maturing tree-lined landscape developing toward a full parkland character.

A mature 18-hole championship-standard parkland course located at Surfleet, a few miles north of Spalding off the A16. Facilities include a 12-bay floodlit driving range, a short-game practice area, and a newly launched Academy Course for developing players.

A classic 18-hole parkland course established in 1924 and designed by Colonel S.V. Hotchkin (of Woodhall Spa fame) on the Stoke Rochford Estate. Set on free-draining limestone with holes crossing the Cringle Brook, it was named East Midlands Golf Club of the Year 2024.

An 18-hole parkland course with a par of 71, located on the outskirts of Tetney village near Grimsby. Offers three tee options catering to golfers of all abilities, plus the on-site Greenkeepers Inn, memberships, green fees, and society bookings.

The American-style Karsten Lakes course (opened 1999, par 72) at Thonock Park, alongside the original Thonock Park Course.

The original course (1894, redesigned 1985 by Brian Waites, par 70) at this 36-hole complex on the Thonock estate north of Gainsborough.

A multi-course facility near the Lincolnshire/Cambridgeshire border featuring the 18-hole Lakes Course, a Par 3 Academy Course, a driving range with practice green, and a short game area, catering to golfers from beginners to established players.

An 18-hole, par 71 course (6,369 yards, established 1988) under 8 miles north of Stamford in South Lincolnshire, set on rolling hills with countryside views. Excellent drainage keeps it playable year-round without winter greens; facilities include a pro shop, driving range, putting green, and teaching professional.

An 18-hole, par 70 championship course set in the Fens near the Lincolnshire border, part of a luxury holiday-home and country club resort. The facility includes a gym, heated indoor pool, sauna, steam room, two on-site dining venues, fishing lakes, and walking trails.

Established in 1997, this parkland course spans 125 acres of Lincolnshire countryside and welcomes golfers of all abilities year-round. Features a clubhouse with bar and restaurant, and hosts visitors, societies, and private events; noted by visitors for well-maintained greens and a friendly atmosphere.

A parkland golf centre set in 120 acres near Lincoln, featuring an 18-hole, par 70 course with tree-lined fairways, lakes, and meandering streams. Facilities include a driving range, putting green, The Falconer restaurant and bar, camping/caravan pitches, and a fishing lake; hosts societies, corporate events, and weddings.

An 18-hole, par 67 pay-and-play parkland course (5,140 yards) on Woodthorpe Leisure Park near Alford, open to all skill levels from dawn until dusk. Offers league play membership, buggy hire, and twilight green fee rates, alongside a clubhouse, pro shop, bar, and dining options.