Situated 2 miles north of Boston on the B1183, Boston Golf Club moved to this present site in 1962. Initially the course was a 12 hole course and was extended to an 18 hole course in the late 1970’s when the tenancy of two adjoining islands was taken on. Situated at the cross over of two local drainage systems means that water comes into play at a number of holes. Today the course provides a parkland oasis amongst the fertile Lincolnshire fens.
The course measures 6415 yards, par 72 for men and 5535 yards, par 73 for ladies. The quality of the greens is renowned throughout Lincolnshire. The course provides a true test of golf for players of all abilities. To avoid disappointment, visitors are asked
to phone in advance of their visit to ensure availability
of tee times.
Scorecards for the 18 Hole Course
| Tees | Yards | Par | SSS |
| White | 6415 | 72 | 0 |
| Yellow | 6085 | 72 | 0 |
| Red | 5535 | 73 | 0 |
Hole Description
Prepare for your visit by studying the course plan layout. To obtain a better insight into each hole, click on the map or the individual hole images below and study the helpful hints from Nick Hiom, our resident Professional.
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