Sheringham Golf Club

Location and setting
Seacroft Golf Club has a traditional golf course nestled on the Lincolnshire coast at the southern end of Skegness. Due to its coastal location and fast-draining soil, the entire course is rarely closed.
Career
The course in 18 holes, par 71, of the Seacroft Golf Club extends over a length of 6492 meters. It requires great precision. Recently voted top of the Top 100 £60 and under courses in Britain and Ireland, the course is both devious and playable. Its biggest defense is Drummond Road, which runs the full length of the front (outside) nine on the right side. The first nine holes are difficult to play, which gives the course of the Seacroft all its interest for a real challenge.
History
Founded in 1895, Seacroft Golf Club was originally a nine-hole course and in 1900 Willie Fernie extended it to 18 holes. Architect Guy Campbell made modifications to it in the 1920s, but nine of Fernie's original holes are still intact.
Prices
Green Fees are £40 on weekdays in winter, and £70 in summer. The weekend is accessible at the price of £45 in winter, against £90 in summer.
Duration:
The club is open from 8 a.m. to 18 p.m., daily.