The Nottinghamshire Golf & Country Club boasts two magnificent 18-hole courses that are set in over 240 acres of beautiful rolling hills in the Nottinghamshire countryside.

The Open Course

The Open Course comprises a front nine, set around an impressive lake and waterways complex that not only offers a golfing challenge, but is also home to a considerable amount of wildlife. The back nine offers a challenge with mature trees strategically placed to make it a true parkland course.

The Masters Course

The Masters Course was extended in 1997 from a 9-hole to an 18-hole course, with the new nine designed by Peter Alliss. The front nine has recently undergone some major renovation and remodeling, and combines hedgerows and undulating fairways with large greens and water features.

Remodelling on the master course has significantly improved both the design and aesthetics of this course, and several new tees have been added to both courses.

The 16th hole on the Masters Course is perhaps The Nottinghamshire’s signature hole, a 136 yard par 3 over water to a wide but shallow green, with an approach that rolls back to the water. The substantial lake in this area of the course is sensitively managed to enhance both aquatic and bird life, and is also the home of the 11th tee, which is on a peninsula in the middle of the lake.