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Festive Tea & Tunes – Tuesday 17th December @ 2pm

Why not come and join us to celebrate the festive season, with the fantastic singing of Terry Jackson accompanied by a variety tasty treats! Tuesday 17th December at 2pm. Only £14pp (£12pp for groups of 10 or more).
All guests will receive:

*Christmas cake

*Shortbread

*Chocolates

*Christmas crackers

*Bottomless tea/coffee

*Live music with Christmas songs

*Bar will be open too

Contact the Clubhouse (01604 740548) to make your Payment and secure your spot!

Our first snowfall of the season!

We entered the course today to a white blanket of snow and currently the snow is still falling. Whilst not conducive to playing golf (the course is currently closed, review at midday) it certainly makes a beautiful scene! Clubhouse and driving range are open.

Protecting areas for wildlife at Cold Ashby Golf Centre

Here at CAGC, management and protection of conservation areas are in full flow.

Keep an eye out for our new signs indicating the diverse ecosystems and habitats that we protect and enjoy here.  If you spot any new birds, animals or plants, drop us a line (with a photo if possible) letting us know!

Member Graham Bott appointed Teams Director of Northamptonshire Golf

We are extremely pleased to share the news that our very own Graham Bott has been appointed Teams Director of Northamptonshire Golf.

Graham has an excellent résumé. With a fantastic playing record and the unique achievement of being the only man to have experienced Anglian League success both as a player in 2011, and as a captain in 2018.

We here at Cold Ashby know he will be the perfect fit for the roll.
Very well done Graham, All the best and have fun!

Cold Ashby Golf Centre nominated for England Golf Sustainability Award!

We are delighted to have been recognised for our sustainability and Bio-Diversity efforts by England Golf, and are nominated for the England Golf 2025 Awards!

Cold Ashby Golf Centre is an 18-hole parkland course based within the Northampton Uplands. The golf course has been in existence since 1974 and has undergone several alterations since then within a phased approach which is considerate to the current environmental performance and members.

The centre is owned by its members, the golf course is regarded as the key asset and as a result, sustainability is recognised as an opportunity to ensure the longevity of the site. Sustainability is therefore a top priority in Cold Ashby’s view to make the centre efficient, profitable and socially inclusive, developing a successful business.

EG recognise that Biodiversity is an area of strength for CAGC, we are fortunate to have the support and guidance of one of our members who is a retired landscape and golf course architect, who contributes to the skills of our Green Keeping team The best outcomes for flora and fauna on our course are always considered and have been integrated into our course development plans.

We acknowledge that the site is not only an opportunity to play golf, but also to create a home for wildlife. As a result of consultation with, and advice from, the specialist ecological Northamptonshire County Recorders for plants, animals, invertebrates, birds and bats, different species and habitats are being protected and encouraged. Consequently, staff use their knowledge to manage and where available, increase biodiversity on the course. During these discussions and ecological recording, a rare plant species was discovered on the course – one which was previously considered extinct in the county.

The course also features wetland habitats, including lakes, ponds, streams, reed bed areas, and wet grassland. The site lies at the top of the river Avon catchment, and following discussions with Severn Trent, these wetland features with leaky log barriers are slowing the flow of surface water drainage before it runs off-site. Therefore, this natural flood management benefits neighbouring landowners and the flood capacity of the Avon catchment. The wetland habitats are managed through cutting and clearing material to maintain a low nutrient area suitable for a wide variety of plant species.

Watch this space for more details of how we do with our nomination!