Wollaton Park Golf Club, Nottingham’s premier golf club, is truly regarded by many as "One of the Gems of Midland Golf”. 

It is a traditional member’s club offering a warm welcome to visitors, societies and prospective members. Set in over 500 acres of the magnificent Wollaton Park, the course, which is overlooked by the imposing 16th century Wollaton Hall, is traditionally parkland in character. It is pleasantly undulating and winds its way through historic woodland which incorporates many fine specimens of trees. 

The course itself, which has hosted many important championships, the next being the PGA Super 60’s in July 2017, was set out in 1927 and was designed by Tom Williamson. It has been sensibly upgraded over the years to provide a fair test of ability for both the beginner and the experienced golfer alike. Measuring 6,461 yards off the white tees and 5,669 yards off the red tees, the par is 71 for the men and 74 for the ladies.

Wollaton Park represents an enjoyable and challenging test for golfers of every level. Measuring 6,461 yards off the white tees and 5,669 yards off the red tees, the course does not put a premium on length. Accuracy should always be a preferred strategy with ball placement key if you are going to shoot low.

The putting surfaces have a reputation for being some of the best in the area. Smooth with subtle contours, they are a joy to putt on.

The course has a reputation for play on full greens year-round. A sandy sub-soil together with good drainage helps ensure the course is at its best whatever the weather.