1 Night, 2 Rounds
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.
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The Nottinghamshire's best established course is best viewed in two distinct halves; the front nine is laid out around an intimidating network of lakes and waterways, which can easily account for the majority of your golf ball supply! The closing stretch is bordered by impressive woodland, and though different in style, is just as enjoyable.
Originally a nine-hole course, The Signature Course was transformed by Peter Alliss in 1997, and the revision has made it a real treat. The signature hole is the short 16th, whose green is perched at the edge of a large lake – in the middle of the same lake is the nerve jangling 11th tee!
Set within 340 acres, The Residence Boutique Hotel is the on-site option at The Nottinghamshire. Rooms are contemporary, finished to a high standard and styled with boutique touches, so it feels a bit more personal than a standard golf hotel. You've got a good spread of room types for golf groups, from twins and doubles through to family options and suites. If you want extra space or a quieter setup, the Superior Suites are the ones to look at, with private entrances that make it easy to come and go around the group schedule.
The practical side is sorted. Everything you need is close by, including the practice area, clubhouse and restaurant, so there's no messing about with transfers or driving between venues. That on-site convenience is worth a lot when you're trying to fit in two rounds and still have time to relax.
After golf, the Lakeview Restaurant is the natural go-to, with views across the estate and a relaxed feel that works for couples and societies alike. The food is well prepared and built around quality seasonal ingredients, and the setting makes it easy to settle in for a proper meal after your round. Stay in for dinner, then move to the bar for a post-round recap before turning in ready for another day on the courses.
The hotel works well whether you're here as a couple, a group of mates or even mixing golf with a bit of work. There's space to unwind, the atmosphere is relaxed without being casual, and the whole setup is geared towards golfers who want comfort and convenience without any stuffiness. It's the kind of place where you can play hard, eat well and sleep properly, which is all you really need from a golf break.
Lee
✓4 Aug 2026
Stylish hotel with modern rooms and good facilities
Laura
✓25 Jul 2026
Restaurant takes last orders at 8.15 pm. Ridiculous for a large golf hotel. This spoiled our day as we had to rush back from where we had played golf on day one for a very mediocre dinner. One of our party was vomiting from 3am, so I would suspect staphylococcal food poisoning with that onset interval. She had only eaten cereal and a banana before that. Questionable food handling procedures which should be reviewed with the kitchen team.
Hether
✓23 Jul 2026
Enjoyed everything about The Nottinghamshire - apart from the price of the buggies - £35 to £40 more than enough to pay! Maybe should have checked the price before we arrived!
Jennifer
✓18 Jul 2026
Just returned home from a very good experience at the Nottinghamshire county club. All the facilities were excellent, the staff were friendly and helpful and our room was really spacious and air conditioned. We would definitely go again.
James
✓21 Jun 2026
In terms of value for money this place ticks all the boxes. Two good golf courses, friendly staff in the bar, reception and pro shop. The bedrooms are basic but what do you expect for 2 rounds of golf and Bed and Breakfast for under £200.
Mark
✓9 Jun 2026
Comfortable,modern,clean and well situated on the complex
Paul
✓26 May 2026
Paul
✓26 May 2026
Was a great stay and the rooms were really great. Only thing that let it down was that it would have been great to have had a pool and spa facilities. Otherwise though excellent
Ian
✓19 May 2026
There was a mix up with one of the room booking with surname, was giving a different room instead. Beds we to close for twin room. Apart from thst everthing was brillant staff, facilities were very good. But disappointrd with evening meal sekaction vhoices and also our food was very nuce but served cold.
Simon
✓2 May 2026
Lee
✓4 Aug 2026
Nice course with plenty of variety. Lots of hazards but wide enough fairways for the average golfer.
Lee
✓4 Aug 2026
Fairways were scorched due to uk heatwave , but tee boxes and greens were in good condition. Lots of hazards which made for a challenging round
Laura
✓25 Jul 2026
Hether
✓23 Jul 2026
If you can’t carry the water then it is a challenge - I struggled but rest of group rose to the challenge! Lovely course.
Hether
✓23 Jul 2026
Lovely course - very dry when we were there but every course is!
Jennifer
✓18 Jul 2026
We were a 4 ball and new to the course. A very good course that was challenging but not so difficult as the championship course. We would definitely like to play it again. On this course there were no facilities that we saw. Maybe the pro shop could have told us that ladies toilets were unavailable and the best place to quickly come off the course. No water to buy either and a very hot day. Small things that didn’t affect our game or enjoyment of the course.
Jennifer
✓18 Jul 2026
First time we have played it, we were a 4 ball. We were not used to water so very challenging for us which was great. I liked that you could buy drinking water half way . Perhaps as we were 2 ladies and new to the course we could have received information as to where we could visit the toilets but apart from that excellent.
James
✓21 Jun 2026
Lovely course with a nice mix of holes. Plenty of water so take lots of balls. Again no halfway hut so load up on supplies.
James
✓21 Jun 2026
Not as pretty as the Championship course but it was in good condition. No halfway hut so load up on drinks and snacks before you tee off
Mark
✓9 Jun 2026
Fantastic course. Every hole challenge. Greet views of the surrounding area and in super condition. Thanks to our starting Marshall and his advise.
Check-in from 2pm | Check-out from 11am
7-10am
Casual
The Lake View
Yes
Yes
No caddies available
No tee times before 11:04am
There is complimentary parking
