Stoke Rochford is one of the most attractive and interesting golf courses in Lincolnshire and the East Midlands with its interesting contours, 4 river holes over the Cringle Brook, its playability, except under the severest of weather conditions, and the tremendous variety of flora and fauna. 

A senior agronomist to the R & A, and for 10 years an adviser to the Club, rated it amongst the top 10 on his books.  This is evidenced by the high esteem in which it is held by the County and the number of societies and individuals seeking tee reservations. 

It also hosts the Kymin, Howell Hare Open and Midland Youths (Closed) Championship, which is one of the 7 EGU qualifying competitions for the English Junior Team, and has acted as host for the English Schools competitions and many county events.

The Location

Stoke Rochford Golf Club lies 6 miles south of Grantham and is accessed from the A1 North bound ( see Location ).

The Setting

The Golf Course is located in the picturesque parkland estate of Stoke Rochford.  The course was formed in 1923 and the 18 hole layout is extremely scenic and interesting.

The Course

Although the course is most beautiful throughout the summer and autumn months with its variety of flora and fauna, the course is renowned for its winter playability and never uses "preferred lies".