Windmill Lane,
Worksop, Nottinghamshire S80 2SQ
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Kevin CrosslandThe Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland.
Designer:
Original 9-holes designed by Tom Williamson (1913), and nine more added (1924). The current 9th, 10th, 12th and 13th holes were added in 1968.
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1.5 mi S of Worksop / 17 miles SE of Sheffield / 26 mi N of Nottingham.
Leave the M1 motorway just south of Sheffield at exit 30 and follow the A619 direction Worksop. After 6 miles bear left at roundabout onto the A60, direction Worksop. After 1 mile turn right at roundabout (4th exit) onto the A57 heading east. After 1.2 miles at roundabout turn right onto the B6034 (Netherton Road), then immediately left into Windmill Lane. Follow road for o.3 miles to golf.
Worksop
Worksop Golf Club: Keeping good company with its north Nottinghamshire neighbour (Lindrick GC), Worksop is a wonderfully undulating and mainly wooded heathland golf course. Always maintained in excellent condition, you will enjoy fine views over the surrounding hills and countryside, especially at the start and finish of your round.
The flatter middle section of the course is played through an enchanting stretch of ancient woodland (the northern edge of Sherwood Forest), ominously known as the "Gorselands". Along the way, several tightish drives are needed to find the crisp turf of the fairways, with plenty of trees, gorse bushes and grassy rough awaiting anything too wayward.
Dog-legging holes also feature strongly at Worksop, introduced in fine style by the left-to-right dog-leg par-4 4th, followed by the driveable, right-to-left dog-leg par-4 5th - a dangerously tempting risk-reward hole if ever there was! Water hazards do not feature on this layout, but the bunkering is well done and provides the not overly large greens (most are about 30 yards deep) with plenty of protection.
The dog-legging 15th hole is one of many stylishly bunkered holes. A mid-length downhill par-3 closes the round in front of the very pleasant clubhouse, in which you can reflect on your round on one of Nottinghamshire's finest golf courses, and maybe bump into a European Tour player or two !
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends (after midday).
Must book in advance. Proof of handicap required.
Players generally walk this course.
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Worksop Golf Club was established on its current site in 1913 as a 9-hole course, extended to 18-holes in 1924. Additional ground was acquired in 1968 allowing the lengthening of the course and the construction of the present 9th, 10th, 12th and 13th holes through natural woodland.
Worksop is the home club of one of England's best golfers of the current era, Lee Westwood. The club's Scratch Championship roll of honour bears the name L.J.Westwood in 1989, 1990 and 1991. Worksop is also the home club of another European Tour player, Mark Foster. [See our Encyclopedia - Tournaments - by Winner section for details of their European and worldwide tour wins].
Clumber Park, Worksop, Nottinghamshire S80 3PA
+44 (0)1623 835 333
Visit websiteThe recently upgraded Clumber Park Hotel nestles on the edge of Nottinghamshire's famous Sherwood Forest. The hotel includes family rooms, four posters, suites and rooms especially equipped for guests with disabilities. Located on the A614 just south of where the A1 and A57 intersect, 4 miles SE of Worksop.
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Worksop
Lindrick; Notts (Hollinwell).
112 - 114 Bridge Street, Worksop, Nottinghamshire S80 1HT
+44 (0)1909 477 925
Visit websiteLocated close to the centre of Worksop, all that you would expect from Best Western is offered at this relaxed, friendly and efficient 46-room hotel.
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Worksop; Lindrick
Notts (Hollinwell)
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