Established in 1993, Kilworth Springs Golf Club overlooks the beautiful Avon Valley in South Leicestershire.  The championship course measures 6718 yards, par 72.  Kilworth Springs is a superbly sculptured links style course offering all the best features and facilities for a great days golf

The greens are built to USGA construction standards.  The front nine offers a traditional links challenge, whilst the back nine, with its numerous lakes, adds water to the equation

With wide fairways and the addition of thick rough and gorse between holes, the course offers a true challenge to professionals and amateurs alike, whilst retaining it's playability for the society golfer

Kilworth Springs welcomes visitors and societies on a pay and play basis and also provides the ideal venue for corporate golf tournaments.  Our highly trained, professional team can cater for small or large parties to suit your requirements and are confident that you will enjoy the Kilworth Springs experience

Kilworth Springs boasts extensive game improvement  facilities, including a unique sunken driving range and short game areas for putting, chipping and bunker shots

Kilworth Springs member Steve Sansome took the Leicestershire and Rutland Golf Union's spring tournament for the coveted Fraser Trophy by storm. It was decided this year at Willesley Park and Rutland County. Two rounds were played on each course, making the 72-hole championship over 2-days on 2 different courses one of the toughest of the season. Steve shot 2-under-par-138 at Willesley Park, where he had 68-70 rounds, then at Rutland County, he fired 70-68 for 4-under-138 there. His 6-under-276 aggregate saw him finish no fewer than 12 strokes clear of the field.

 

Steve Sansome receives the Robin Fraser Trophy from County President Tony Harper

 

This is his first county amateur title since he regained his amateur status late last year. At one point in his last round he had 6 birdies in 7-holes from the fifth, and also birdied the last.

 

Sam Mayfield from Kilworth Springs on 291 ended in 4th.place in this event, signing off with 2-under-69 at Rutland County in his final session. David Evrall, also from Kilworth Springs, was one shot behind - on 292 - sharing 5th.on the final leaderboard.