Lambourne (The) Golf Club

Email: tlc@tlc.gch.co.uk Web: www.tlc.gch.co.uk/tlc/

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Hole	White Yards	Par	Yellow Yards	Stroke Index	Ladies Yards	Par	Stroke Index
1	377	4	-	-	368	4	-
2	476	5	-	-	432	5	-
3	371	4	-	-	364	4	-
4	487	5	-	-	444	5	-
5	153	3	-	-	144	3	-
6	410	4	-	-	387	4	-
7	131	3	-	-	122	3	-
8	422	4	-	-	411	5	-
9	287	4	-	-	274	4	-
	3114	36			2946	37
10	352	4	-	-	308	4	-
11	388	4	-	-	379	4	-
12	465	5	-	-	445	5	-
13	133	3	-	-	119	3	-
14	504	5	-	-	445	5	-
15	308	4	-	-	304	4	-
16	332	4	-	-	303	4	-
17	126	3	-	-	121	3	-
18	335	4	-	-	303	4	-
	2943	36			2727	36
	6057	72			5673	73

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Slough is perhaps best known for the hit BBC comedy "The Office", which presents it as a dull, grey, industrial corner of Britain. However, one visit to The Lambourne Golf Club will convince you that nothing could be further from the truth. Awash with vibrant colours, its course first opened in 1991 based upon designs by Donald Steel, one of the leading golf course architects of the latter half of the twentieth century. It is a Championship standard course with no fewer than seven par-4s in excess of four hundred yards in length and six picturesque lakes. No matter how good you are, or think you are, you will find it a real challenge to match the par of 72.

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