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Newark Golf Club

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Newark Golf Club, founded in 1901, is a charming mature parkland course located in Coddington. Situated on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire, the course offers a tranquil golfing experience in attractive countryside.

For golfers planning a golf break in Nottinghamshire, Newark Golf Club is conveniently located near several other courses. Norwood Park Golf Course in Southwell, Sherwood Forest Golf Club in Mansfield, and Rufford Park Golf and Country Club are all within easy reach. This proximity to other quality courses makes Newark an excellent base for a golfing holiday in the region.

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The 18-hole, par 71 course stretches 6,468 yards and was originally designed by the renowned Tom Williamson. It features tree-lined fairways that provide a distinct feeling of peace and seclusion. The layout is relatively flat, making it an easy walking course, but the sculpted bunkers, greens, and fairways give it a flowing feel.

Newark Golf Club boasts excellent facilities, including a well-stocked pro shop, driving range, practice areas, and a clubhouse with dining options4. The club has embraced modern technology, offering its own app with course guides, booking facilities, and even the clubhouse menu.

What Our Golfers Say

6.0
Good
1 review
Condition overall 6.0
Condition of greens 8.0
Speed of round About right
Value for money 6.0
Facilities 6.0
Difficulty Easy
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Damian

15 May 2025

Good
6.0

A newly built clubhouse is pleasent enough. Pleasent staff. The course was not great. We were advised by a member that the bunkers were in very poor condition. He was not wrong. Myself and my playing partner took a look at the first 2 we came across and agreed we would drop out of the ones we may play into. They were nothing like a bunker should be. Overall we did enjoy our round but felt a little disappointed at the overall condition. I was advised from the next course we visited that it was previously a great course that is now a work in progress under the new owners. Hopefully they will be able to sort it as it looks like it could be a very nice course.

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