Before World War II the club ran scramble meetings at Newton Blossomville, but the course was ploughed up during the war, for cultivation. So they looked for a new venue and got permission to run their scramble meetings at Castle Mound in Yelden. The scrambles took place three times a year and raised hundreds of pounds for charities, and the first one at Yelden was on June 29th 1946.

After just four years at the new venue, objectors put pressure on the Rector of Yelden to stop the meetings, and so it ended in 1950.