Forest Pines Golf Course is a distinctive 27-hole championship golf complex set within 190 acres of mature North Lincolnshire woodland. Designed by former English Tour professional John Morgan and opened in 1996, the course is divided into three nine-hole loops – Forest, Pines and Beeches – each beginning and finishing close to the clubhouse. This gives visiting golfers the opportunity to play different 18-hole combinations during a longer stay rather than repeating exactly the same course each day.

Tall pine trees create much of the course's character, framing fairways and placing a premium on accuracy from the tee. Water hazards, concealed bunkers and undulating greens add further strategic interest, so good positioning is often more valuable than simply chasing distance. The Forest and Pines combination plays to a par of 73, while alternative combinations provide a slightly different challenge and feel.

Forest Pines also has an impressive competitive pedigree. The course has hosted events including the R&A Boys Home Internationals, British Blind Open and PGA Four-ball Championships, underlining its ability to provide a genuine tournament-level test while remaining playable for everyday visitors and mixed-handicap golf groups.

Practice facilities include a driving range and putting green, with PGA professional coaching available for golfers looking to work on their game. Buggies can be hired subject to conditions, while the on-site golf shop stocks clothing, accessories and useful course essentials. After the round, The Pines Bar provides a dedicated clubhouse-style setting for food, drinks, pool and interactive darts.

With three loops of nine, championship credentials and Forest Pines Spa & Golf Resort directly alongside the course, Forest Pines is particularly well suited to a Lincolnshire golf break for societies and groups wanting several rounds without travelling between venues.