North Luffenham Golf Club

About the club

The course is a Par 70 (71 for ladies) measuring 5981 yards - the course presents a good test for even the low handicap golfer. There are two Par fives, four Par three's and 12 Par four's, the toughest of which is the dog-leg 434 yard eighth, which requires a long, accurate drive and then a long iron or wood over a bank of trees and a pond to a sloping green, tucked away in the corner. The course is now over 30 years old and characterised by established native trees and conifers which give definition to each hole. Whilst fairways are mostly shared between the first and second nines, there are 12 greens and 18 separate tees, effectively giving 18 different holes. The course is kept in excellent condition and can proudly boast about having some of the best greens in the area, always true and a superb surface. As an added bonus, if you are fed up of having to play on rough, temporary greens at the first sign of wetness and frost in winter, then look no further. The Club has a policy of playing on the proper greens all year round, guaranteed, regardless of the weather and they are all maintained in excellent condition throughout the winter - a unique feature.