Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex
About Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex
Golf Club Overview
Address: Kimbolton Road, Cleat Hill, Bedford, Bedfordshire, MK41 8BJ United Kingdom
Tel: 01234 772700
Golf Pro: Sam Filipczak | Tel: 01234 772700
Website: https://www.mowsburygolfclub.co.uk
Golf Club Facilities
Click the following link to find out what facilities are available at Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex and read frequently asked questions.
Visitor Information & Green Fees
Price Guide: ££££
Midweek Guide: £29.00 per round *
Weekend Guide: £34.00 per round *
- Societies Accepted to Play
- Society Deals Available
- Voucher Deals Available
- 7 Day Membership Available
- 5 Day Membership Available
Restrictions: Maximum Handicap No Restriction
* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.
Courses & Scorecards
| Course | Tee | Par | SSS | Yards | ||
| Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex | White | 72 | 70.8 [125] | 6434 | ||
| Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex | Yellow | 72 | 69.2 [118] | 6061 | ||
| Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex | Red | 72 | 73.1 [123] | 5661 | ||
| Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex | Winter | 70 | 66 [110] | 5347 | ||
| Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex | Yellow B9 | 36 | 36 | 3032 | ||
| Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex | Yellow F9 | 36 | 36 | 3029 | ||
| Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex | Red F9 | 36 | 36 | 2819 | ||
Mowsbury Golf & Squash Complex Reviews
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What The Club Says
Mowsbury is an undulating 18-hole course offering a fair challenge to both beginners and regular players with well placed ponds, ditches and bunkers meaning wayward shots will be punished. Whether it is one of the four short par 3 holes or the dog-leg par 5 holes; each hole has its own hazards to work round.
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Reviewed Jun 30 2026
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Reviewed May 11 2026
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Reviewed May 10 2026
Decent course for a municipal
The course is built on clay, so this causes a number of problems e.g. when wet, the rain doesn't drain away as quickly as at some courses, and during very dry summers; cracks can appear on some fairways. Some years, there has been some animal damage from badgers and crows (pecking for insects on the greens). The badgers seem to like digging up the tees, and around a number of greens, so occasionally there are signs of this following work by the greenkeepers to rectify the damage. Fortunately, in 2025 this was less obvious than in previous years.Because over the years the bunkers got into quite a bad state, there has been a sustained work program to correct these, with extra drainage being put in, and many bunkers made smaller for easier maintenance. Many of the bunkers now have new sand in them, but some still have old sand in them, which is rarely raked to loosen this, and therefore can be fairly solid. There were new operators in place from 2024 (GLL who trade as Better), and they have started to renovate a lot of the bunkers and poorer areas. There are also more greenkeepers working on the course than for many years, so matters are improving at pace. The work over recent years has led to the par 5 sixth and par 3 seventeenth holes being bunker free.
The course is rarely quiet, and at one time it was the busiest course in the country!! This means you should check that you are not following a Society, which can make it a slow round. There is also a lot of footfall, and so the greens are kept quite slow; and you should allow for this.
At the end of 2025 there was a big spend on Winter tees which were in place for most of the Winter, allowing qualifying rounds to be played, as England Golf provided new Course Ratings which came into effect from 15th September 2025. A second project will be to sort out the irrigation system, which after 50 years is giving numerous problems.
The layout is interesting enough, and the large number of trees planted over the years is now coming to fruition, making it a lot more picturesque, and tightening up some of the holes. If you haven't played here in a while, it's a lot more challenging than it was when built in 1975.
The bar and catering changed management in early 2023, so the opening hours for food/drink are not as they used to be, so usually the opening hours only start at 10.00am (7.00am at weekends), and continue until 7.00pm (5.00pm at weekends). This changes during the Winter, so you may want to check if you are planning to stay for food after your round. The food from the new caterers has received some very good reviews, but visitors should be patient; there is rarely more than a single member of catering staff working, so they are cooking as well as serving your beer. Obviously they put on more staff for Societies and the weekends!
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Reviewed Mar 26 2026
Mowsbury 4ball
Lovely course in good condition. A few Rabbit hole issues around the Greens but other than that everything was excellent ????Reviewer Rating

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Reviewed Feb 9 2026
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Reviewed Dec 24 2025
Golf with life long friends
A great course staff are superb the courses was in fantastic condition greens running true and fast as always with subtle breaks a great mix of challenging holes to test your golf gameReviewer Rating

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Reviewed Oct 16 2025
Decent course for a municipal
The course is built on clay, so this causes a number of problems e.g. when wet, the rain doesn't drain away as quickly as at some courses, and during very dry summers; cracks can appear on some fairways. Some years, there has been some animal damage from badgers and crows (pecking for insects on the greens). The badgers seem to like digging up the tees, and around a number of greens, so occasionally there are signs of this following work by the greenkeepers to rectify the damage. Fortunately, in 2025 this was less obvious than in previous years.Because the bunkers got into quite a bad state, there has been a sustained work program to correct these, with extra drainage being put in, and many bunkers made smaller for easier maintenance. Many of the bunkers have new sand in them, which is quite soft but bedding down as the year progresses, but some still have old sand in them, which is rarely raked to loosen this, and therefore can be fairly solid. There are new operators from 2024 (GLL who trade as Better), and they have started to renovate a lot of the bunkers and poorer areas. There are also more greenkeepers working on the course than for many years, so matters are improving at pace. The work over recent years has led to the par 5 sixth and par 3 seventeenth holes being bunker free.
The course is rarely quiet, and at one time was the busiest course in the country!! This means you should check that you are not following a Society, which can make it a slow round. There is also a lot of footfall, and so the greens are kept quite slow; and you should allow for this.
There is going to be a big spend on a couple of projects, the first to put in Winter tees which it is hoped will be done by November 2025. The course was recently re-assessed by England Golf, giving new Course Ratings which came into effect from 15th September, and included assessment from where the Winter tees will be placed. The second project will be to sort out the irrigation system, which after 50 years is giving numerous problems.
The layout is interesting enough, and the large number of trees planted over the years is now coming to fruition, making it a lot more picturesque, and tightening up some of the holes. If you haven't played here in a while, it's a lot more challenging than it was when built in 1975.
The bar and catering changed management in early 2023, so the opening hours for food/drink are not as they used to be, so usually the opening hours only start at 10.00am (7.00am at weekends), and continue until 7.00pm (5.00pm at weekends). This changes during the Winter, so you may want to check if you are planning to stay for food after your round. The food from the new caterers has received some very good reviews, but visitors should be patient; there is rarely more than a single member of catering staff working, so they are cooking as well as serving your beer obviously they put on more staff for Societies and the weekends!
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Reviewed Oct 6 2025
Shocking !!!
I would not pay for this course if it wasn’t on a deal the greens especially the last par 3 are shocking to say the leastReviewer Rating

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Reviewed Sep 9 2025
Pay & Play, challenging and undulating.
A municipal course which has developed over the 50 years that it has been open. True greens and well kept fairways. Tough finishing 4 holes.Reviewer Rating

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Reviewed Sep 6 2025
Lovely course and definitely worth a visit
Enjoyed playing here and look forward to playing it again.course in great condition, good driving range, good food,friendly staff and friendly members.Reviewer Rating

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