Lindrick is one of Britain’s finest inland golf courses, providing an excellent challenge to golfers of all abilities at any time of the year.
The course, which is always in first class condition, is a mixture of heathland and moorland meaning you will find Silver Birch, and Gorse lining the fairways of our picturesque golf course.
“It’s always a challenge playing at Lindrick, the course is always fair but you know you have to play well to come away with a good score.”
Danny Willett
Lindrick Member and US Masters winner 2016
What the Pros Say
“Lindrick is a great test for players of all abilities with positioning from the tee a premium.”
Mark Foster
Lindrick member and 2 time English Amateur Champion
What the Pros Say
“Lindrick is always in great condition, with fairways like carpets and greens that run true.”
Lee Westwood
Lindrick Member and World Ranked No.1 in 2011
Lindrick will always be remembered because it was here that Great Britain and Ireland beat the USA to win the the 1957 Ryder Cup after a gap of 24 years. The Cup remained firmly in the grasp of the USA after until 1985 when Europe won at the Belfry.
“Well presented course, as usual and with friendly, courteous staff. Everything setup to make you want to come back and do it all again”
Martin Fulton
“One of the best inland golf courses in the UK, home to the Ryder Cup in 1957. Winter or Summer always playable a true challenge to golfers of all levels”
John Jesson
“The course was in excellent condition. A pleasure to play. All the staff were very friendly.”
