Nottinghamshire

An 18-hole parkland course in Beeston with strategically placed bunkers ('all bunkers in play'). The club also runs 'The Old Drive' indoor golf facility with Trackman simulators, alongside a pro shop, lessons and custom club fitting.

Established in 1993 near the Derbyshire border, Brierley Forest is an 18-hole course (with 9-hole option) offering panoramic views toward Hardwick Hall. The clubhouse (a converted former pub) has a pro shop, lessons, simulator facilities and physiotherapy services.

Described as Nottinghamshire's oldest golf club, with golf played at the site since the 1870s and the current club structure dating to 1902. It is an 18-hole heathland course, par 68, 5,826 yards, with undulating terrain, tight tree-lined fairways and five challenging par 3s.

A historic municipal-style parkland course within Bulwell Hall Country Park, established in 1910, spanning 6,209 yards over 300 acres. It welcomes members, green-fee visitors and societies, with a fleet of 25 GPS-equipped buggies and a clubhouse offering a popular Sunday carvery.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1906 and designed by noted architect Tom Williamson. It features tree-lined fairways, strategically placed bunkers, water hazards and USGA-specification greens (6,223 yards, par 70), and is a private members-owned club.

An 18-hole heathland course established in 1994 within the grounds of Worksop College near Clumber Park. It plays to roughly 6,801 yards, par 73, on a free-draining sandy base allowing year-round play, with a signature par-3 15th hole played over water.

An 18-hole, Par 72 public parkland course (6,424 yards) established in 1978, built on well-draining sandy land that allows year-round play. Managed as a council/leisure-trust facility (Bassetlaw District Leisure), it has a pro shop, bar, restaurant, and a landscaped putting/chipping practice area.

A parkland golf club about four miles from Nottingham city centre, with rolling fairways, quick greens, and views across to the Vale of Belvoir. Facilities include a bar/restaurant and pro shop.

An 18-hole championship course (Par 71, 6,468 yards) founded in 1901, featuring tree-lined fairways, well-maintained greens, a Trackman-powered driving range, and a recently refurbished clubhouse. It has grown from a 9-hole club into one of Nottinghamshire's leading golfing venues.

The main course (6,976 yards) with USGA-standard greens at this golf centre on historic parkland grounds.

An 18-hole, Par 69 municipal parkland course (6,097 yards) set across 100 acres, designed by Tom Williamson and established in 1910. It features abundant hazards, mature trees, and notable wildlife, with the club welcoming golfers of all ages and abilities.

The 18-hole Admirals Course (6,739 yards, par 73) at this Frank Pennink-designed heathland club between Mansfield and Nottingham, with water hazards including ponds and Dover Beck.

Established in 1909 and originally designed by Tom Williamson, this 18-hole parkland course near Nottingham is an England Golf Championship Venue and home to the McGregor Trophy (England Boys' Under-16 Championship). Notable past competitors include Justin Rose and Harry Vardon.

The championship Seely Course (par 71, 6,672 yards, Hawtree design) at this golf centre in Calverton, alongside a floodlit 20-bay Trackman driving range.

Established in 1920, this parkland course near Retford features oak-lined fairways, open areas with rolling undulations, and picturesque views. The layout mixes tree-lined and open holes with carefully placed bunkers and risk/reward opportunities, and greens with subtle borrows.

An 18-hole, 6,515-yard, par-72 parkland course opened in 1988, matured with over 5,000 planted trees and water hazards in play on eight holes. The grounds have developed into a wildlife sanctuary (including resident swans) and the club regularly hosts county matches and competitions.

An 18-hole, par-70 (6,387-yard) course set in parkland and woodland near Sherwood Forest, built on a free-draining sandy base that keeps it playable year-round. Noted for a distinctive signature 17th hole, it also offers a driving range, bar/restaurant, and wedding and corporate event facilities.

An 18-hole, par-70 (6,193-yard) private wooded parkland course established in 1909, set on a hillside with panoramic views across south Nottinghamshire. Billed as 'the hidden gem of the East Midlands,' it has a partnership with Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club and offers professional coaching.

An 18-hole parkland/heathland course established in 1993 on the grounds of Southwell Racecourse, measuring around 5,773 yards. The front nine plays within the racecourse and features numerous water hazards, including the signature par-3 7th with an island green, while the back nine offers tighter, tree-lined fairways.

An 18-hole parkland course set across 125 acres, promoted as one of Nottinghamshire's most scenic parkland layouts, designed to suit golfers of all abilities. Facilities include PGA professional coaching, a clubhouse with dining, and a pro shop, and the course is open seven days a week to members and visitors.

A members' golf club regarded as one of Nottinghamshire's finest courses, holding England Golf Championship Venue status. It is noted for championship-quality, well-manicured greens and challenging bunkering, with visitor access available up to six days in advance.

One of two 18-hole championship courses across 340 acres of rolling parkland with lakes and water features at this Club Company venue, voted the East Midlands' best golf course.

One of two 18-hole championship courses at this Club Company venue, a recently remodelled layout finishing with an island green.