Wyboston Lakes Golf Club

Had 2 rounds and an overnight stay here in September 23. The course is very nice. Greens were slow day one but had had a torrent of rain the day before. Day 2 they were much better as the greenkeepers had managed to cut them.The hotel was also very nice - spotlessly clean. Food was lovely, both evening meal and breakfast.Overall would definitely recommend. A nice gentle course with no hills whatsoever

Great course for us mid to high handicappers who created our own little tournament. Some challenging holes where course management is needed over distance. Hotel was very nice and the food was great. Can't fault the service. We had a power cut during our stay which meant we couldn't have our dinner here but they sorted us with lunch the next day.

Group of 8 gents (Hcaps varied 1- 36) staying at the Waterfront Hotel for two nights, dinner bed and breakfast with three rounds of golf - booked through an agency. Overall, good value considering quality of hotel. Includes lesiure club (not spa) with pool, sauna, jacuzzi and steam room. Food pretty decent - good buffet breakfast. Bar prices on the expensive side - no pint for less that £5.50! Nice outside terrace that looks across the lake and down the 18th. Pro shop not fancy but has all the essentials.The course is pleasant, interesting, short par threes and not long overall. Very flat and easy to walk. Benefit from playing it more than once as some holes are quirky and you need to know where you're going.Quality of course, especially greens and bunkers, were lacking and needs some tlc but very playable conditions on the main. We had some glorious weather, which always helps. Shame the driving range is closed for repair and pro shop not optimistic it will be open anytime soon. Not many buggies available so book in advance. Personally, wouldn't bother as so short and flat, very easy walk with carry or trolley (hire for £5). Despite plenty of water around, not a particulalry hard golf course and our higher handicappers enjoyed the challenge and scored well.Well set-up for group bookings with the nicely presented hotel and would recommend for a society or similar. If they improve the quality of the greens and tidy up some bits of the course, could be really good!

We went to Wyboston Lakes on corporate golf day and it was a fabulous experience. The course was very wet even though it was a beautiful day and hadn’t been that wet that week so it obviously holds a lot of water naturally which will be amazing in a long hot dry summer, but does mean you need to watch out for the odd puddle and you can hit a bit of a dead spot with a ball occasionally.The Gravel Pit is a nice area to have for the 19th with a good selection of beers including premium brands and non alcoholic ones.

Forgiving course in good condition, although greens a bit bumpy.

where do i begin had such a lovely time here we chose the 12:30 slot which helped us as there next lot where on the green at 2, the whole 18 holes took just under 4 hrs to complete, and we only lost 3 balls out of 12 that we bought on the day. would recommend and cant wait to do again, left me absolutely knackered.

Above expectations having not visited the place for 20 years or so. Good hotel room and restaurant. Good golf course.

Lovely environment, purpose built and excellent service. A weekend well spent. Very good facilities to keep everyone engaged.

First time I've been to this course. The worst thing about it was undoubtedly the greens, absolutely shocking, bumpy, very slow and to top it all, they've sprayed them green with a green dye. All done I expect to make the hotel occupants think there is a lovely golf course outside. I'm sorry I won't be visiting again to play golf unless there's a big improvement.

Interesting golf course. I liked the layout. But they missing a trick here. If you look at google maps. You think you are going to be surrounded by water edged fairways and water carries, but in fact you have a hedge or over grown bush in-between the water edge and the rough or fairway. It could be an amazing course if they brought these outstanding natural features more into play. You wouldn’t even know that there is the great river Ouse running right along side some of the holes. It’s a real shame as I think this course has huge potential, but someone needs to get the hedge trimmers out and a couple chainsaws to open it right up around the water. It’s like they trying to make a parkland course in amongst some of the potentially best water holes in Bedfordshire. The head greens keeper should embrace the fact that there is a lot of water and run with it. This place could be a stunning venue. But for now it’s lacking that special touch.CUT DOWN THE HEDGES!!