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​louth golf club home golf clubhouse professional accommodation diary contact us more 36821805-golf-pictures the halfway house we all need a little extra half way round the course, our halfway house is perfect for a nice cool drink or snack! 947006_1176840062356115_5498125553571517051_n 1/6 ​ welcome to louth golf club louth golf club, situated less than a mile from the a16 bypass in the heart of rural lincolnshire offers more than just 18 holes of golf in louth. the club was originally founded in 1965 in an area of outstanding natural beauty bordering hubbard’s hills. over the years the club has evolved to provide a well groomed 6,444 yard 18 hole parkland course. with panoramic views over the lincolnshire countryside and towards the humber estuary, it is suitable for golfers at all levels of skill and experience. after you have finished your round of golf join us in our clubhouse where you will find a range of drinks and food available. we are also able to cater for both large and small functions, with ample car parking space. ​ directions sat nav - ln11 9lj follow the a16 to the elkington roundabout and take the exit onto b1200 signposted to louth, follow the road into westgate and take the next right onto love lane, at the top of the road take another right onto crowtree lane. you will find louth golf club on the left just after this junction. golf can save lives – i should know ​ see the full version with pictures and video on the national club golfer website: https://www.nationalclubgolfer.com/news/how-louth-golf-club-saved-me/ ​ may 2, 2018 the scoop tom irwin (former louth member & now a renowned journalist for national club golf magazine) returned home for an emotional visit to a golf club that did so much more than introduce him to our beautiful game. ​ 'i am not an alcoholic. i do though have an unfortunate relationship with alcohol. i slur, i stagger, i say extremely stupid things, i black out. it is really not very pretty. i started drinking early. i was regularly drunk as a teenager. i was always the drunkest of my peers. in every time and every place i have had to sever ties with someone, or some people or everyone because of some drink related incident or incidents. maybe by one definition or another i am an alcoholic. regardless i never go back. i lose contact easily. perhaps we all do. i worry about seeing people from the past. i am never sure if i have crossed them in some late night altercation. i don’t like losing touch it is just easier. i make friends in a particular place or time of my life, and when it feels broken i move on. these days i offend people, while sober, on here. sometimes people don’t like what i write . recently though people did like something i wrote. the people were from my first golf club, louth golf club in lincolnshire, and the piece was about the salad days i enjoyed there. louth is a small town in lincolnshire. it is not quite the middle of nowhere, but you can see it from there. it has a beautiful church as its centre piece, it is a georgian market town that never quite made it out of the 50s, there are no trains, and motorways start an hour away. it is set in the stunning, unspoiled lincolnshire wolds, it has 52 pubs, and i still consider it home 23 years since i last lived there. my blog talked fondly about my time at the golf club. it was a genuine piece recounting what in many ways were the best years of life. i wanted to write it because i meant it. so when the golf club got in touch to say they liked it, i was tearful with pride. i don’t want to overstate it – i know i am overstating it – but the validation of people associated with my past, and a part of my past i held so dear was, and still is, amazing. the feeling of re-acceptance made a real difference to me. i have never crossed these people, i don’t think, but i have crossed others. no matter how analogous, knowing i can go back somewhere, somewhere so special to me, and knowing that i can go back with my head held reasonably high, means everything. the director of golf, nikki chantry, wrote to me saying they had read my piece, people at the club loved it, and would i like to come and help them open a new 1st hole. we made the arrangements: i was to cut the ribbon and then play a betterball charity game with the captain, john bett. childcare arrangements were made, and i was going home. the drive to lincolnshire is uncommon. you head east and you keep going. the m62 becomes the m18 becomes the m180 becomes the a16. the roads get narrower but the direction never changes. there are no traffic jams because no one goes there. i often wonder why not. hills roll endlessly, the skies are enormous, everyone can afford to live there, there is space, everything is familiar – the hills, the houses, the faces. the smell in clubhouse is the same: chips and cheese. i learn that a new 1st hole is required because land has been sold for houses to ensure the club’s survival. like many – nearly all – golf clubs, louth is struggling. it needs money, and selling a few acres has ensured that its near future is secure. the event is the captain’s charity day for the on course foundation , supporting those who have suffered at war. heroes. real ones, not feted tour pro heroes. golf provides them not with mansions and jet planes but a reason to be, a reason to keep going. louth, despite their own problems, is choosing to help them. among accusations of racism, sexism, unpalatable quirks and the desperation for modernisation, our sports benevolence is often lost. these are good people doing a good thing. they are not dinosaurs or bigots. they are kind, big-hearted people helping people the less fortunate. they are the real story here, the story we should be telling. we cut the ribbon and head out to play. the course has changed, it has matured, it is harder. the views are still stunning, it is still hilly, and the greens are still unfathomably quick – genuinely the best i have putted on this year by a country mile. the 8th is still a monstrously difficult par 4, the 15th is still an awful par 3, the 18th is still an incredible roller coaster par 5 do or dare finish. putts on the 11th green still don’t break, long driving is still rewarded, all the par 5s are still exceptional. the captain john and i score 37 points. my golf isn’t great, i am nervous throughout, desperate to live up to expectation and relive some idealised view of glories past. the company is just how i hoped it would be: easy, funny, relaxed. the golf is secondary, it is not important. which is just as well… tom irwin@tomirwingolf words of advice: if you are going to open a hole, don’t attempt to drive it, if you do don’t get the club face more shut than the old hole, and definitely don’t attempt a comedy bow when you mess it up. ​ i shake an unfathomable amount of hands. recalling names is so much easier than i imagined: rob murdy who doesn’t look a day older than he did 25 years ago when he collected me every saturday morning at 7am sharp; colin frary, a long-suffering grimsby town fan who’s a bit thinner on top; dave nurrish, george chester, derek adlam, curly vertigan, jeff kettle, steve savage, and of course whitty, always whitty; ali barber, yes he is called that and aptly these people are still thick as thieves 25 years after i first met them. they were members long before me, and still are now. they have decades of loyal membership to their names. the life support may have been on but the club’s heart still beats. it still will when mine has stopped. it is the loyalty of these people that will keep the club going when the property money is spent. they don’t come back to win trophies, or moan about 54 handicaps , or criticise dress codes , they come back for the sense of warmth, of kindness and kinship, and of belonging. that is what a club brings. maybe our shiny marketing campaigns should focus on this. maybe who participates is more important that the number of participants. maybe 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