Cambridge Meridian Golf Club

Cambridge Meridian Golf Club straddles the Meridian Line – just one of ten courses worldwide to do so. Hence the name! Golfers cross the Meridian Line seven times during the round.

The course sits majestically in a 210 acre site between the villages of Comberton and Toft, just 5 miles west of Cambridge. It was designed by Ryder Cup players Peter Alliss and Clive Clark and is generally acclaimed as their top UK course design.

At 6,700 yards, with a par of 73, strategic water hazards and challenging greens it is a stern test for professionals. But its generous fairways make it pleasantly playable for club golfers! Reminiscent of a traditional links course it combines classic golf with modern golf design.

The three tier 5th green has been described as a wicked roller coaster. The 18th was voted best finishing hole in the region. Holes you’ll never forget. Hospitality you’ll always remember!