The Lambourne Golf Club

Set among oak and beech trees with six lakes and chalk and gravel subsoil beneath, The Lambourne Golf Club is a private parkland course in England, United Kingdom, designed by Donald Steel and opened in 1991. The layout runs to 6,798 yards from the back tees at par 72, and is rated 4.6 by 70+ Hole19 golfers, making it one of the most-played courses in England on Hole19. Practice facilities include a 300-yard driving range with distance markers at 25-yard intervals, three covered bays, and space for 15 golfers side by side. A large putting green is maintained to replicate on-course conditions. Five PGA professionals offer coaching, including Trackman lessons at the Golf Academy and a junior academy for children aged 5 and older. The clubhouse has a bar with full service available all day, a restaurant, a Pro Shop, a function room for exclusive hire overlooking the course, a cosy lounge with a real fireplace, and a sun terrace with comfortable furniture.