Seen as the main event at Belton Woods, the Lakes Course is defined by tight fairways and as the name suggests, many water hazards
Being set on the popular golf resort at Belton Woods, the 6,831-yard course doesn’t need to be played from the back tees to be enjoyed and is often set up nicely to allow for an enjoyable round regardless of the standard of golfer tackling it. Despite regular footfall from members, visitors and hotel residents, the course is kept in excellent condition and leads to many groups returning year after year.
The course provides a number of highlights including the 4th, 6th, 10th and 13th. The course then finishes with a flourish including the long par 3 17th which requires accuracy and distance as the green is protected by water on nearly all sides. Then comes the 18th, a long par 5 which is sure to test the nerve of those with a good card in their hand to this point. The tee shot needs to be accurate to have any chance of an approach with the second shot to a very small and tight green well protected by water to the front and sides and overlooked by the patio, often filled with golfers enjoying a post-round refreshment!
In summary a course that will suit the needs of most and provide a thoroughly enjoyable and interesting round of golf. A host to professional events over the years, including the Midlands PGA and recently EuroPro Tours.