Championship Course

at The Nottinghamshire Golf & Country Club

The Championship Course at The Nottinghamshire Golf & Country Club is one of two courses located at this well-equipped and idyllically set golf club. Having undergone a major redesign in 1997, this parkland layout now lives up to its big sister course, offering a stern test for golfers of all abilities, whilst also being kept to the same excellent standard.

The course consists of subtle borrows and daunting oak trees which tend to line the plush fairways. There is also an abundance of water hazards to keep you on your toes, whilst grass faced bunkers will also impose a challenge throughout. With a mix of risk-and-reward holes and strong finishing stretches, the Championship Course provides a fair yet engaging test that appeals to a broad range of golfers.

Signature Holes

The 1st hole of the Championship Course has recently become one of its more tough holes. Renovated in 2017 and reduced from a par-5 to par-4 it is a long and tricky hole that requires golfers maintain maximum concentration throughout.

Post round

After the round, golfers can relax in the modern clubhouse, which overlooks the course and offers a welcoming atmosphere. With a well-regarded bar and restaurant, it’s an ideal spot to enjoy a drink and reflect on the day’s play.

Our view

The Championship Course delivers a classic parkland experience with enough variety and challenge to keep things interesting. Its accessible design and enjoyable layout make it a strong option for groups, societies and golfers looking for a reliable, all-round test.