St. Neots Golf Club

St Neots Golf Club was formed in 1890, making it the oldest club in what was then Huntingdonshire and is now part of Cambridgeshire. The course lies at the point where the River Kym meets the River Great Ouse, and its parkland layout makes use of the water running through the grounds alongside mature trees and open fairways. St Neots is a historic market town on the Great Ouse, with a broad medieval market square and a riverside setting that has long made it a natural stopping point between Cambridge and Bedford. The club's location close to these two rivers gives several holes a watery character, with the confluence shaping the boundaries of the course in a way that sets it apart from purely inland parkland layouts. Beyond the golf itself, the club maintains hospitality and meeting facilities and has built a reputation for hosting group outings, corporate days and golf societies, supported by function space suited to larger gatherings. The combination of a long history, a riverside parkland setting and organised event facilities has kept the club a popular fixture for visiting groups from across Cambridgeshire and the wider East of England.