For years The Nottinghamshire Golf & Country Club has been one of the top choices in the Midlands for a golf break, and it's not hard to see the appeal. You've got 36 holes of parkland golf across the Championship and Signature courses, both set over gently rolling countryside with mature trees, water features and plenty of shape in the land. It's a proper long-weekend venue, especially if your group likes variety without needing to travel between courses.
The big win is the location. The Nottinghamshire is just 20 minutes from the centre of Nottingham, so you can play all day and still be in town for dinner and a few pints if you fancy it. At the same time, once you're on the estate it feels rural and self-contained, which is exactly what most groups want from a UK golf break.
The hotel is modern and comfortable, with the practical stuff sorted for golfers. You can settle in, head out for a warm-up, play your round, then come back for food and a drink without hopping in the car. If you're organising for a society, that on-site convenience makes the whole trip run smoother. For anyone travelling in from further afield, it's also an easy shout from most parts of the UK.
Who is this for?
A Midlands base for golfers who want 36 holes on site, a comfortable hotel and the option of heading into Nottingham after the round.
Who is it best for?
Societies and mixed-ability groups, especially mid-handicappers who want classic parkland golf, good practice facilities and minimal faff between tee times, dinner and the bar.
