Holme Hall Golf Club

Holme Hall Golf Club, established in 1908 as a nine hole courses, is located on natural heath land with an abundance of gorse, broom, and heather. The course was expanded in 1931 by the professional golfer and prolific Midlands golf architect, Tom Williamson of Hollinwell fame. The 18-hole course stretches to 6,367 yards with a par of 71 and is a regular venue for championships in Lincolnshire. The course is known for its superb greens and offers a true test of golfing skills. Constructed on sandy soil, it remains open even in inclement weather. Holme Hall is famously associated with honorary member Tony Jacklin, a former Ryder Cup player.

Online summer rates from April 1st to September 30th, 2024 are £40 per person for 18 holes. Book online to receive these preferential rates, as booking over the phone will be more expensive.

For society rates, please contact Amy at 'The Hub' on 01724 862078 or email thehub@holmehallgolf.co.uk.