Oundle Golf Club

Oundle Golf Club, a parkland course in England, United Kingdom, has been in play since 1893 across rolling terrain shaped by a babbling brook, an undulating landscape, and quarry workings that date back 150 years. The 18th hole captures that last feature directly: the green sits within the old quarry, with the slope falling away from the tee. The 18-hole, par-72 layout is semi-private and has been acknowledged by Today's Golfer. It has also hosted County Championship competitions and the Northamptonshire Cecil Leitch trophy. Hole19 golfers rate it 4.3, based on 60+ reviews. Practice facilities include three areas with two covered bays, two putting greens, and daily lessons backed by a partnership with Oundle Sports Centre for Golfzon Simulators. The pro shop carries clothing and equipment and offers custom fitting and repairs. The Cotton Room restaurant overlooks the first fairway and 18th green, serving snacks, drinks, and light meals. A recently refurbished bar also hosts social activities on site.