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Sleaford Golf Club was established in March 1905 and began play the following year on a nine-hole course designed by Tom Williamson, a noted professional golfer and future English International captain. The course was extended to 18 holes in 1911, and by then the club had already hosted a celebrated match between Open Champion J H Taylor and Harry Vardon, the inventor of the Vardon Grip.
Holes
18
Par
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Type
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Founded
1905
Layout & location
Willoughby Road, Graylees · NG34 8PL
Weekday fee
£—
Weekend fee
£—
Driving range
No
Postcode
NG34 8PL
Founded 1905 · Designed by Tom Williamson.
Notable
- Match between Open Champion J H Taylor and Harry Vardon in 1910
- Original 9-hole course extended to 18 holes in 1911
- Course designed by Tom Williamson, professional golfer and later Captain of the English International Golf Team
Facilities
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- PGA Professionals
- Lessons & Custom Fittings
- Room Hire
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