The Beautiful historic 18 hole Bulwell Forest Golf Course located between Bulwell and Top Valley feels like your in a different world, with its picturesque scenery beautiful greens, bunkers and tee's you will feel as if you in the middle of nowhere. 

Our course has 18  holes consisting of 5 Par 3 holes, 12 Par 4  holes and 1 Par 5 hole.

Whilst making your way around the historic course be sure to watch out for the challenge that lies ahead.

Bulwell Forest Golf Club is Nottinghamshire’s most historic 18 hole golf course and has undergone major changes over the last few months. We are open all year round and one of the best priced golf clubs in the area. We welcome all  players  to our facility wether it is for casual golf, a society or if you want to be a member.

When you visit our Club intoduce yourself to our  Club Manager and Professional ,Ryan Aldridge.After golf  make your way to the 19th hole where you will be welcomed into our refurbished Clubhouse by our  Manager and his team.

By way of introduction, Bulwell Forest Golf Club originally became a Club in 1889 known as Notts Golf Club...

The course started out as Notts Golf Club in 1889 as a six hole course, then an additional three holes were added in 1890 and the final nine in 1894. Players would store their clubs in the station house under the stairs. 
J.H. Taylor a 5 times Open Champion recorded a 75 on the course in 1895. Bulwell Forest Artisans were founded the same year. The original Clubhouse was previously "a shed" across the road, not the well known Bulwell Stone construction that is present today. In 1900 Harry Vardon played the then Golf Professional Tom Williamson in a match which he won by 2 holes. He commented after playing the course that there were too many gorse bushes and the course was too narrow. Since then a large proportion of that gorse has gone but there is still enough to catch you if you are not careful!

In 1902 Bulwell Forest Golf Club was formed as Notts Golf Club had relocated to Hollinwell. Nottingham City Council built the present Clubhouse in 1906 and purchased an unused cricket pavilion which they built next to the Station Masters house and handed it over to the Artisans which was used by them up to the amalgamation of the two factions of the club in the early 1960's. This was then taken over by the ladies and replaced by an extension off the side of the Clubhouse wich is now the Club office. 
Bulwell Forest Golf Club is proud to confirm that it is known as the best winter playing course in the County. In summer the course provides a challenge due to its narrow fairways and numerous trees.

Why not visit us, play the course and view the history on the walls of our  Historic Golf Club?