Spalding Golf Club

Spalding Golf Club was established before February 1926, when it changed its name from its original designation. Initially, the club rented land that was used for grazing in the summer months, with the greens being protected by fences.

Through successive expansions and land acquisitions, most notably in 1950 and 1972, Spalding Golf Club transformed from a 9-hole course during the WWII era to a full 18-hole course. Additional land was acquired in 1974 for a parking area, and further extensions of the course were completed in 1993 following purchases in 1989 and 1991.

The club is not only known for its golf course but also for its practice facilities, which include a large driving range with 14 bays and a golf academy. These expansions and improvements over the years have increased its membership, currently standing at 750.

Located in Surfleet, Spalding, Lincolnshire, Spalding Golf Club is a parkland, 18-hole Championship golf course. The course maintains a balance between challenge and playability, catering to players of various skill levels.