Wellingborough Golf Club's 18th hole featured in a recent article Great Finishing Holes "A drive-able par 4 is always an interesting way to finish. The chance to cover yourself in glory with an eagle or tap-in birdie must be balanced with the potential for embarrassing and destructive dropped shots if you're errant off the tee. With water protecting the green short and left and no shortage of trees on both sides, a bash at the green might be a little ambitious off the tips, but any solid driver of the ball will be faced with a real decision from the yellows. Harrowden Hall is the stunning backdrop to the green and simply adds to the atmosphere."

Courtesy: Todays Golfer March 2012

Set in over 160 acres of quiet, secluded private grounds, the 18 hole par 72 rolling parkland course is a test for golfers of all abilities. For a taste of our course, watch our video review.

From the moment you drive through the historic wrought iron gates into the car park, call into the well stocked Pro-shop and take the short walk through the formal gardens to the 1st tee, all of life's modern day stresses will have left you to focus on the game ahead where you will enjoy what we consider, to be the best course in the county!

We also offer special promotions for Golf Club Captains and Lady Captains, please contact us for details.

We also hold a number of Opens, you can view any available Open Competitions by clicking here.

Please call the Pro-Shop on 01933 678752 to book a time or request details of any current special offers.

GREENFEES MUST BE PAID BEFORE COMMENCING PLAY - EVEN IF PLAYING WITH A MEMBER
If the Pro-Shop is closed, greenfees can be paid in the main office or in the bar.
For updated information on the course, please call 01933 400600.

This message is updated on a regular basis for the benefit of members and visitors.

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