Lakeside Lodge is a leisure complex located in the heart of Cambridgeshire, providing many activities including Golf, Tenpin Bowling, Conferences, Accommodation, Parties and Corporate Entertainment.

It was established in March 1992 and it is the close personal involvement of the Hopkins family that enables them to provide a welcoming friendly atmosphere, with no stiff out-dated formalities.

Lakeside Lodge was developed by father and son partnership, Ray and David Hopkins, and former St. Ives Golf Club Professional Alistair Headley designed the 18 Hole Lodge Course. Planning permission for the 18 Hole Course and the Par 3 Course was granted in October 1989 and the 150 acres of former farmland previously producing potatoes and onions underwent a massive landscaping programme, with more than 300,000 tons of soil and clay excavated to create eight large lakes and build mounds and banks to define the fairways and greens. To combat the bleak fen landscape David and his father Ray planted over 15,000 trees. Indeed, apart from the heavy excavation work, the duo carried out all the development and maintenance work themselves under the direction of turf consultants.

Work started on the £500,000, 11,000 sq.ft Club House in September 1991 ready for the complex opening in Spring 1992. The design of the clubhouse was based on a rural courtyard theme and gives panoramic views of the surrounding courses. As well as the large Bar/Restaurant you'll find five Conference Rooms, 64 en-suite bedrooms, a licensed Bar/Restaurant , the four lane AMF Tenpin Bowling Centre and the HealthCLub/GYm which opened it's doors in November 2008.

We ask that all golfers adhere to our course dress code - on the course.

Lakeside Lodge Golf Club website.

Arrival

Tea, coffee and bacon rolls are usually served from 9:00am with the opening presentation commencing around 9:30am.

Tee times start from 10.00am on the day.