Sutton Bridge Golf Club

Sutton Bridge Golf Club was established in 1914 and is nestled in South Lincolnshire on a unique nine-hole parkland course that includes a historic dock basin from the 19th century. The Sutton Bridge Port was constructed in 1881, but an engineering failure led to the collapse of the dock walls and the grounds were ultimately abandoned. It wasn't until thirty years later that the area was repurposed into a golf course, utilizing the original dock walls to create unusual level changes for a fenland course.

Today, Sutton Bridge Golf Course is characterized by trees that outline its nine varied holes, and it is recognized for having greens considered to be among Lincolnshire's finest. The club operates as a private members' institution with roughly 160 members. The modern clubhouse was built in 1996 and a driving range is available for both members and visitors.

Visitors are welcome at Sutton Bridge Golf Club. Green fees are £25 on weekdays and £30 on weekends.