Boston Golf Club

Boston Golf Club was founded in 1900 and plays over 18 holes in the flat, low-lying fen country around Boston, Lincolnshire. The town is dominated by the tower of St Botolph's church, known locally as the Stump, and sits close to the Wash on Lincolnshire's eastern coast; the surrounding fenland, largely reclaimed farmland cut through by drainage dykes, shapes much of the county's landscape as it does its agriculture. A club of this age has inevitably changed a great deal since its founding, through shifts in equipment, membership and course management, and the present-day par, length and green fees for this listing are not currently verified, so they are not stated here. What is established is the club's longevity — 126 years of continuous operation in one of England's flattest and most distinctive landscapes.