Winter Golf at Beedles Lake: Full Greens All Year
Beedles Lake plays on its full greens all year round. We never move to temporary greens, not even in the depths of winter, so a winter round here is played on the same greens as a summer one. Winter green fees start on 30 November. Book online with the Visitor Booking button.
Why our greens stay in play
When the course was built, ash was used as the root-zone for the greens. This was against all advice on green construction at the time, but Jelsons organised experiments and showed it to be good growing matter with excellent drainage. The use of this material is the reason Beedles Lake never has to use temporary greens. Read the full story in our history of the club.
Head Greenkeeper Sam Shuttlewood and his staff present the course so that you can play on the greens and tees all year round.
Winter green fees
- Weekday: 9 holes £13, 18 holes £25, twilight £13, members’ guest £18, County Card £15.
- Weekend: 9 holes or twilight £15, 18 holes £30, weekend guest £22.
- Little Owl par 3: adults £10 for 9 holes and £15 for 18; juniors under 16 £8 for 9 holes and £12 for 18; members’ guest £8.
Winter green fees apply from 30 November 2026. See all green fees.
Societies in winter
Societies of 8 or more are welcome 7 days a week, with packages from £35 per person on weekdays. See our society packages, or ask us for a quote.
Practise on winter evenings
Our driving range has 18 covered, floodlit bays and is open until 9pm on weekdays.
Questions about winter golf
No. Beedles Lake never has to use temporary greens, not even in the depths of winter, because the greens were built on an ash root-zone with excellent drainage.
From 30 November 2026, 18 holes costs £25 on a weekday and £30 at the weekend, and 9 holes costs £13 on a weekday and £15 at the weekend.
Yes. Winter twilight golf costs £13 on a weekday and £15 at the weekend.
Yes. Societies of 8 or more are welcome 7 days a week.