Waltham Windmill Golf Club

The golf course at Waltham Windmill Golf Club was conceived in the early 1980s, with an initial design by Clive Clark and Peter Alliss. Construction began in the late 1980s but ceased due to inadequate funding, leaving the site dormant for six years.

In 1994, new owners acquired the property and redesigned the golf course. Work recommenced in 1995, and the golf club eventually opened for play in May 1997.

The course is situated within 125 acres of Lincolnshire countryside and consists of two loops of nine holes. The first nine follow the course boundaries, while the latter half meanders through the course's center, with a parkland style featuring tree-lined fairways.

There are a total of nine ponds that come into play across nine different holes, providing challenges both off the tee and around several greens. The course also features a comprehensive irrigation system, USGA standard greens, and excellent drainage, enabling year-round play.