Partridge Fishing Lake

By Jeptha Pacey and William Swansborough, 1821, and extended by Harold Bailey in 1907-08. Grade II listed.

By Chapel Hill, the road to Whaplode. The design is of the crash-landed space-rocket variety, which probably dates it to the 1960s or 1970s.

Annulus finial - 3 arms; Holland CC halo by the B1168, in parish of Holbeach (South Holland District), North of Holbeach Drove Gate at junction of Barrs Lane, on verge. Surveyed Milestone Society National ID: LI_TF3313

One of several churches built in new settlements in the extensive Fenland parishes at the end of the 1860s.

A short par 3 : 130 yards off the white tee and 118 yards of the yellow tee

A monster hole - one of the longest par fives in Great Britain measuring 668 yards off the white tee and 651 off the yellow tee.

A par 5 with out-of-bounds on the right. 515 yards from the white tee and 465 from the yellow tee

Although the 3rd hole is very short - 105 yards off the white tees and 100 off the yellow tees - it is extremely tricky to play. The tee is often behind the large tree to the right of the flag and there are two water hazards between the tee and the green. On this particular day the two players made a birdie and a par. To comply with government restrictions during the Coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic players were not allowed to touch the flag stick and the hole was partially filled with sponge so the ball didn't drop into the hole fully. The bar in the clubhouse was still closed but a slight relaxation in the rules now allowed players to buy takeaway drinks from the club shop and drink them on outdoor picnic tables at the end of the round.

A view from the 18th tee