Nottinghamshire · Member-owned · Est. 1906

A championship venue. Friendly welcome.

A member-owned parkland in the Nottinghamshire countryside, walked since 1906. Recognised as a Championship Venue by the County Union — and proud of a clubhouse where visitors are made to feel welcome, not tolerated.

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1906
Established
A Nottinghamshire member-owned club for nearly 120 years.
Par 71
Parkland
A traditional parkland layout — testing, fair, and walked easily in three hours.
Champ
Recognised venue
A Championship Venue accredited by the Nottinghamshire Union of Golf Clubs.
20min
From Nottingham
Off the A606 between Nottingham and Melton Mowbray. Five minutes from the A46.

The Club

A member's club that plays like a member's club.

Stanton-on-the-Wolds has been owned and run by its members since 1906. That ownership shows in the small things — the clubhouse is properly looked after, the course is conditioned to a championship standard, and the welcome at the bar is warm without ever being saccharine.

We are not the biggest club in Nottinghamshire. We are not the most exclusive. We are something rarer: a friendly, well-kept members' club where good golf is played and good company is kept. Both Men's and Ladies' sections compete actively in the County Union. Our Juniors and Seniors are equally well-served. Visitors are welcomed as guests, not commodity.

"The course is in superb condition. The welcome at the clubhouse is what every visiting golfer hopes for."
— Visiting golfer · Google review

Aerial view of a Notts parkland course at midsummer

Parkland golf at its most playable — mature trees framing every hole, with the Vale of Belvoir as a distant backdrop.

The Course

Par 71. Every hole earns its place.

Six thousand yards of traditional Nottinghamshire parkland. The greens are quick and true, the fairways generous from the tee, and the bunkering thoughtfully placed. A round here is a fair test for any handicap.

07

The Spinney

Par 4 · 412 yards · SI 2

A dogleg right around a stand of mature pines. The bold line is the obvious one; the smart play is the one that leaves you the shorter iron in.

12

Vale View

Par 3 · 168 yards · SI 14

A mid-iron over a hollow to a small two-tier green. The Vale of Belvoir stretches out beyond the pin on a clear day. Wind reads, club selection, commitment.

18

Home

Par 4 · 386 yards · SI 4

A subtle uphill finishing hole back to the clubhouse, played in front of the patio. Bring your best swing — there's usually an audience.

The full scorecard and hole-by-hole guide is available at the Pro Shop and through our member portal.

Visiting

Visitors are warmly welcome.

Green fees

Weekday

£40

Full eighteen with practice ground access. Two-ball, three-ball or four-ball — book on ClubV1 or call the office.

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Green fees

Weekend

£55

Saturday and Sunday afternoons. The course quietens noticeably after 1pm — many visitors prefer this window.

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Societies

Society Days

From £30/head

Twelve to forty players. Coffee on arrival, eighteen holes, two-course lunch in our newly refurbished dining room.

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Membership

Join a club that belongs to its members.

Stanton-on-the-Wolds has spaces in most categories. We invite new members to play the course twice as a guest before applying — there is no commitment to either side until that has happened.

Enquire about membership

Or call the office on 0115 937 4885 — the Secretary will arrange a guest round.

Contact

Plumtree, Nottinghamshire.

Twenty minutes from the centre of Nottingham, ten from West Bridgford, five from the A46. The clubhouse welcomes visitors all season.

AddressStanton-on-the-Wolds Golf Club, Stanton Lane, Plumtree, Nottinghamshire NG12 5BH