Bulwell Forest Golf Club
Hucknell Road, Bulwell,
Nottingham, Nottinghamshire NG6 9LQ
Tel : +44 (0)115 977 0576
Golf played on the site of Bulwell Forest Golf Club since the 1870's. Notts Golf course was formed at Bulwell Forest before moving to Hollinwell. Bulwell Forest Golf Club formed 1902.
The present clubhouse was built in the early part of the century and the outside structure cannot be altered. The changing rooms houses in the region of 150 lockers, showers and a drying room (our best asset with the British Climate). Meals can be catered for up to 50 people. Other activities available include pool, darts, table skittles, carpet bowls and cards.
Directions
J26, M1. Take Notts rd at 1st island. Then Hucknall /Bulwell rd at next Island. At 'T'junction (Bulwell Lido on left)turn left. At mini Island turn right over Bridge. Course on right.
Further Information
Information herein provided by the club 3 Sept 1998.
Course Details
| Course Name: Bulwell Forest Holes: 18 Yardage: 5561 SSS: 67 |
| Heathland type golf course with narrow fairways and five challenging par 3's. Not long, but is a thinking man's course. Noted for the quality of the greens. For an appreciation and independent view of this course please see golfer reviews. 
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Dicky wrote on: Oct 6, 2005
I have played at the course 5-6 times now. each time I have enjoyed the course and only on a few occasions have I encuontered folk crossing the path and causing a slight delay. All round it's a lovely course and well looked after. The Greens are spot on and the price is very reasonable (£10 a round after 2pm on weekends).
I have met some lovely folk in my travels round the course. They could do with more checks round the course however as you do see kids walking ruond with 1 or 2 clubs who are unaccompanied and clearly haven't paid their way round. Besides this ...7/10
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kieran wrote on: Feb 24, 2004
i think that everyone is treated well and with respect alot of golfers are very kind the people who run it are very friendly and the path dosen't interfiere with the game as not many people cross it and the pitches are well looked after
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fewkesy wrote on: Apr 1, 2000
I would like to comment on the review given by John Williamson. The juniors here are treated with great respect and i am sure many people would agree with me!! Also the path that runs across the course doesn't interfere with play as it is a long drive away and it is hardly used. ADAM FEWKES (Hdcp15) AND WAYNE GRIFFITHS (Hdcp19) BOTH JUNIOR MEMBERS OF THE CLUB!!
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Stigger wrote on: Apr 1, 2000
I must agree with Mr Williamson's comments about the treatment of people at the club. A few friends and myself have played this course a few times, and every-time we are treated like second class citizens. Because we are young, does not mean our money is any less valid than the next persons. The course is a good one, but the attitude of the people who run it makes me never want to play there again. Steve Calladine
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C/o Janie wrote on: Jan 1, 2000
I Have played this course a few times and found the people around the club very unfriendly, particularly towards juniors. Also, there is a public footpath running along the middle of the golf course, which makes smooth play very unlikely.
John Williamson, hdcp 21.
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