Rutland County Golf Club-10th hole
Tel: 01780 460330
Main Club Features
A Bit Of History
The 16th hole plays directly through the site of the Battle of Losecoat field fought in 1470 between the army of Edward IV and the supporters of the house of Warwick.
Ten thousand men were said to to have perished when the Kings artillery routed the rebels and slaughtered them in the woods, now known as Bloody Oaks.
Pro's Tip
At 542 yards this is a monster. When you approach the green don't overclub as there is a big drop behind the green.
| Hole # | Name | White Tee | Par | Yellow Tee | Ladies' Tee | Ladies' Par |
| 16 | The Drift | 542 yds | 5 | 532 yds | 463 yds | 5 |
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