Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
Ruddington Grange Golf Club is a 6,515-yard Par 72 parkland course located in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. Opened in 1988, the course has undergone significant maturation and development, with over 5,000 trees planted throughout its history. The attractive parkland setting features water hazards in play on eight of the eighteen holes and has evolved into a wildlife haven, notably hosting resident swans.
The course presents a balanced challenge suitable for golfers of all abilities, with each hole offering distinct characteristics. As the mature trees and developed greens continue to evolve, the course's difficulty increases progressively. All eighteen holes provide varied playing experiences, contributing to the course's reputation as one of Nottinghamshire's most challenging and well-maintained layouts.
Ruddington Grange has established itself as a regular venue for county matches and competitions, hosting various open competitions throughout the year including senior, ladies, and gents tournaments. Its combination of quality conditioning, strategic design, and natural features has made it a popular choice for societies and corporate golf days, with a strong membership base reflecting the course's standing within the region.
