Coxmoor Rd,
Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire NG17 5LF
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Craig Wright (PGA, Head Golf Professional)The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open heathland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Rural countryside and woodland.
Designer:
Tom Williamson created the basis for the current layout in 1934 along with the Coxmoor Professional, Leonard "Len' White.
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3.5 mi S of Mansfield / 14 miles N of Nottingham.
Coxmoor
Coxmoor Golf Club is home to an excellently maintained and well-rated heathland golf course. As one of Nottinghamshire's "big four" (together with nearby Notts GC "Hollinwell", Sherwood Forest and Worksop), this is a must play if you are visiting the county.
The opening long par-4 1st and downhill par-3 2nd are excellent scene-setters for this gently undulating and thoroughly absorbing heathland layout. Pine, birch, heather and gorse are much in evidence, as well as stylish bunkering and plenty of elevation change.
Several holes are played from elevated tees, then back up to elevated greens, while a few demand blind drives from the tee. The tree-line here, defining the good-width fairways, is never too dense ... maintaing a pleasant heathland openness to proceedings. Water hazards are infrequent, but most definitely threaten at the par-4 14th, where a St Andrews-style Swilken bridge graces the hole.
Both the layout's nine-hole loops start and finish at the modern, wood-panelled and geometrically-shaped clubhouse. From here, at the highest part of the course, views across to Mansfield and surrounds can be enjoyed.
Pick of the holes: amongst a wonderfully varied collection of par-3 holes, the uphill 17th is flanked by a heathery bank on its rightside, and menacing bunkers left ... there's definite shades of Sunningdale here.
Visitors welcome on weekdays; more restricted at weekends.
Must book in advance.
Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2023].
Players generally walk this course.
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Coxmoor Golf Club is the home club of PGA professionals Greg Owen (who played on the PGA Tour) and Oliver Wilson (European Tour). Both players are Honorary Members of the club, and are referred to as "playing out of Coxmoor Golf Club."
Sitting alongside the elevated par-5 13th tee at Coxmmor, you'll see the Sherwood Observatory. This popular visitor attraction includes a science discovery centre and a Planetarium.
Lakewood Drive, Sherwood Business Park, Annesley, Nottingham NG15 0EA
+44 (0)1623 727 670
Visit websiteClose to exit 27 on the M1 motorway, a modern business park hotel, ideally located for access to the local Nottingham and Mansefield golf courses.
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Notts (Hollinwell); Coxmoor.
Sherwood Forest.
Burntstump Country Park, Burnstump Hill, Arnold, Nottingham NG5 8PQ
+44 (0)115 968 0179
Visit websiteSet in three acres of gardens in a private wood this unique 17th century house has been internally designed by Jane Clarke and all rooms have been hand painted by an artist.
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Notts (Hollinwell)
Coxmoor; Sherwood Forest.
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