What to do and see in Lincolnshire, England: The Best Golf Courses

This magnificent 18-hole golf course, par 73 at 6,866 yards, is located at the English Golf Union's National Golf Centre.

“The thinking players golf course with a vibrant and friendly clubhouse” A beautiful parkland course set in the heart of picturesque Lincolnshire. Our 9-hole course features both exciting and interesting character holes. Members and non-members are welcome to take up the challenge of our well-designed course and to enjoy our delicious home cooked food available daily. Sit in our spectacular golf view dining areas and try our celebrated Sunday carvery. We also have modern and spacious accommodation on site, as well as extremely competitive rates for events and venue hire.

A real hidden jewel in Lincolnshire. You stumble upon the impressive and distinctive clubhouse, which sits back slightly from the road in an almost understated way. You will be surprised that a golf course exists in an area which, at first glance, seems to be surrounded by houses, but be prepared as this beautiful course will take your breath away. At 6,142 yards, the course is not particularly long, but it is a demanding yet enjoyable test of your golfing skills. Established in 1922, the course is set in 123 acres of mature, undulating parkland and was designed by renowned course architect, Henry Shapland 'Harry' Colt and is unique to this area of Lincolnshire.

This woodland course is a picturesque location set in the heart of the countryside providing golfers with a challenging course with tight fairways, water hazards on 11/18 holes and every fairway is tree lined. After your relaxing round you can proceed to the 19th hole where you can indulge in a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages or satisfy your taste buds with the bar menu.

The home of golf in England and the headquarters of the English Golf Union offers two championship courses, The Hotchkin and The Bracken.

The North Shore Golf Club, which celebrated its centenary in 2010, is situated on the Lincolnshire Coast. This James Braid designed 18 hole course is a fantastic mix of Parkland and Links golf. With views over the wash to the Norfolk coast it provides the ideal setting for the perfect round.

Whether playing as a member or a guest, on your own your own or as part of a larger group or society, we are certain you will thoroughly enjoy this hidden gem of a golf course and the friendly ambience of our contemporary clubhouse. With varied and interesting design features including riveted bunkers', generous raised tee-ing areas and less than 7 water hazards, Messingham Grange's 6033 yard course may be short, but is sure to test your resolve. Undoubtedly one of the most memorable holes on the course is the challenging Par 3 Fourth. The 129-yard hole plays from an extensive raised tee position offering excellent views of the pond, which you will have to carry to reach the green. Our back-to-back Par 4s, the 12th and 13th, measure a combined 842 yards off yellow tees, and with a prevailing head wind, make for two of the hardest holes on the course. These follow the Par 5 11th hole, a dog-leg left, with three bunkers placed between 80 & 120 yards from the raised green.