Nice easy par 4 to start your round with a double fairway bunker on the right and a ditch running left to right 50yds from the front of the green, which rises from front to back.

Straight into one of the hardest holes on the course, a par 4 dog-leg right with a ditch running down its lenght on the left, a fairway bunker on the right at the dog-leg and a greenside bunker on the left. The green rises from from to back

Despite being one of the shorter par 4 holes on the course, the 3rd is one of the hardest due to its steep uphill lie and dog-leg right. There is a fairway bunker on the left at the turn with a large stand of trees along the right. The flat green is at the top of Mowsbury hill so is not visible until very close, making it hard to judge the pins exact position.

With the 4th being parrallel to the 3rd it is the direct opposite with a downhill fairway and a dog-leg left. The fairway has trees on both sides and there is a fairway bunker on the right and with a further 2 greenside bunker on the left. The green slopes up from front to back.

Across the bridleway from the 4th is the first par 3 of the course. Just in front of the tee is a reed lined pond. There are fairway bunkers on the left and right before the green with a large bunker on the right of the green. The green slopes upwards from front to back.

The first par 5 of the course is designated S.I. 18 for the men but still presents a challenge. The hole dog-legs left at almost 90 degrees over a fairway bunker on the left and too strong a drive will find trees and rough directly in front of the tee. After the turn there is another fairway bunker on the right before the green which has a bunker fron t left. This green is predominately flat.

The 7th hole has a slight dog-leg left and there is Out of Bounds all along its left hand side. There is a fairway bunker on the left at the turn and the green is protected by bunkers on either side. The green slopes upwards from front to back.

The 8th hole has a stream running down its entire left hand side with Out of Bounds over it into Putnoe Woods. There is a small pond on the right just infront of the tee and a fairway bunker on the right. As you approach the green there is a pond on the left and bunkers on either side. The green rises gently from front to back.

The longest par 3 on the course has a ditch running across the front of the tee and there is a pond on the right as you approach the hole. The green is protected by a fairway bunker on right and greenside ones on either side. The green slopes gently upwards from front to back.

The 10th hole is the longest on the course with a seperate medal tee set back 50yds from the front ones. There is a ditch running across the hole at about 190yds from the front tee followed by a double fairway bunker on the left. There is another fairway bunker on the right leading down to the green which has bunkers on its left and right. The green rises from front to back.

The shortest par 3 is protected by 2 large fairway bunkers in front and a greenside one on the right. Club selection is important as too strong a shot could find the Out of Bounds immediately behind the green which rises steeply from front to back.

Over the bridleway the 12th tee is set on the left next to the Out of Bounds which runns down the length of the hole. The fairway has a grass bunker on its left and a traditional one on the right. The green is protected by a large bunker on the left and another on the right. The green slopes upwards from front to back.

The 13th hole has a slight dog-leg right with a fairway bunker on the right at the turn. There is Out of Bounds on the right down the lenght of the hole and a greenside bunker on the right. The green rises gently from front to back.

The 14th is the S.I. 3 hole and presents a good challenge. The long fairway has a dog-leg left and Out of Bounds on that side from just in front of the tee to the green. There is a bunker on the left at the turn and the fairway slopes down towards the green with another bunker on the right. The green is guarded a bunker on the left and slopes upwards from front to back.

The last par 5 of the course presents a good challenge with the fairway rising from the tee to the crest of the hill over a ditch. There is is a fairway bunker on the right as the fairway draws up to the top of the hill where a large old oak tree stands in the middle of the fairway. Over the crest of the hill is another fairway bunker on the right as you drop down to the green. There are greenside bunkers on both sides and the green slopes steeply from front to back.

This hole is S.I. 1 and deservedly so with its fairway rising steeply to the top of a hill where it dog-legs to the left. There are thick trees on the left and a fairway bunker at the turn. As you get to the top of "heart attack" hill the ditch before the green becomes visible. There is a greenside bunker on the front left. The green gently slopes from front to back and provides great views over Bedford and the R100 & R101 airship hangers at Cardington.

After a short climb from the 16th you come to the tees for the last par 3 on the course. The Ladies tees are set below the elevated Mens ones and provide a different aspect to the hole. The green is steeply downhill from both sets of tees and can be easily overshot. There is a ditch before the green and a grass bunker on the left. A ditch sits at the top of the bank on the right and the green slopes up from front to back.

The final hole is a dog-left left with the fairway dropping down to the green. The driving range on the right marks the Out of Bounds and is protected by a high fence. The green has large bunkers on either side and slopes upwards from front to back.