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Martin Moor Golf Club, Metheringham, Lincoln. (1992 - 2012)
The club was founded in 1992. It was a nine-hole (eighteen-tee) gently undulating parkland /woodland course with some tight fairways. Course designed by S Harrison and Lovett.
The professional was Bob McArthur, green-keeper James Roberts, manager Alan Roberts and club steward Carole Roberts.
The closure of the club and course was announced in 2012. It was thought that the course would be reverted to farmland.
Part of the former course is now a reservoir, the rest is overgrown. (June 2014)
Advert for the club May 1993.
Lincolnshire Echo Tuesday 25 May 1993. Image © Reach plc.
Lincolnshire Echo Monday 2 May 1994. Image © Reach plc.
Annual dinner for the ladies' section in December 1995.
Lincolnshire Echo Tuesday 19 December 1995. Image © Reach plc.
Report on the progress of the club and course in July 1997.
Sleaford Target Wednesday 9 July 1997. Image © Reach plc. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.
Sleaford Target Wednesday 25 August 1999. Image © Reach plc. Image created courtesy of THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD.
Scorecards and pictures of the Martin Moor course.
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The clubhouse and green.
The course.
Review from 2005. “It always was a great (long) nine-hole course but the new owners have made significant improvements in their 6 months. Although the bunkers are GUR, until they have re-worked them over the winter, it does not detract from a superb course.
I was told that planning permission has been granted for a new clubhouse ( the drawings are up on the wall and look most impressive)and that building will start in November so the facilities that are a little lacking at the moment should be great for 2006.”