Built alongside the Grand Union Canal and with the River Ouzel weaving its way through the course, it’s unsurprising that there are so many natural water hazards that come into play testing the nerves of all standards of golfer. The river is in play on five holes with the approach shots on the 15th and 7th greens requiring a correct yardage and clean striking to avoid going down amongst the fishes. In addition to the river, the lakes, ponds and ditches have been cleverly incorporated in the courses design. 

 

Three Locks is a place that relies on course management. Finesse, accuracy and correct positioning of the ball will all be rewarded, players trying to overpower the course will very likely be heavily penalised. This is a true golfers course. 

More than just a golf club… 

 

As well as enjoying a round of golf, visitors to the course also appreciate the hospitality, good food and bar facilities on offer at the inviting clubhouse that sees societies and guest groups return year after year. 

Something for every level of golfer… 

 

Boasting a strong and mixed membership Three Locks is open minded about more casual golfers, offering pay and play membership which entitles golfers to reduced green fees. The Three Locks Golf Club is a golfers haven run by passionate people. Course manager Peter Critchley and his team work hard to ensure you’ll always find the course in great condition whatever time of year you choose to visit.