NLU Crash Course: Hollinwell GC (Notts)

[@alistairwooster6460]

Played it in Feb....make sure you make the visit. Great course, very welcoming staff, clubhouse overlooking 18th green.....just quality.

[@robbiles]

Hidden gems. That's what so appealing about golf.

[@myopenmind527]

One of my favourite courses in the world. I’ve eagled both the 6th and the 17th so this place has a special place in my heart. Mind you I have played the course some 30-40 times. Can’t wait to visit it again post COVID.

[@Jasperroodog]

Great video. Having played Hollinwell numerous times it still doesn’t fail to impress me , the 2nd and 14th are great holes and 17, 18 are two superb finishing holes. Open qualifying course.

[@fullbodyfix]

Loving those purple pops on the drone shots. wow. gorgeous

[@gyanbains6124]

Saying he “left a few out there” after a 76 is very on brand for solly

[@andrewtan5442]

Gyan Bains He said he left a few out there at Formby after a 67

[@NoLayingUp]

@@andrewtan5442 Formby Ladies Club. A 5,300 yard course with a course rating of 66. Keep up!

[@andrewtan5442]

@@NoLayingUp Fair enough, but 67 is 67

[@danjsy]

Superb course, very friendly members.

[@andrewshelley686]

If you ever get back to Hollinwell then be sure to visit Sherwood Forest G.C (just a few miles away)!! Two incredible courses in one area! Put a pin on your map!

[@benhollingsworth7263]

If you liked this course, you’d love Sutton Coldfield GC. Worth the visit.

[@teddy26yorks]

Halifax GC. I’m just putting it out there for you. Most underrated club in England. Hope you make it there 👍

[@dl2566]

A shame you didn’t have some more free time to play the other two gems within 15 mins of Hollinwell - Coxmoor and Sherwood Forest. Having enjoyed watching NLU content for a while this is the first course I’ve viewed having played. Cool to see your perspective on a wonderful course I had the pleasure of playing at regularly as a junior!

[@edtaylor6425]

man I only live an hour and fifteen away from there, must go!

[@TheGolfClan]

Appreciate the map view!! 7,250 from the tips - that’s a tough test!

[@Sibbo2010]

You need to get to Ganton and Lindrick @soly

[@LoneWolfFirewood]

Love it!

[@alistairwooster6460]

Its a great course, comes recommended by all the people I know who've played there.....on my list

[@billyoneputt1839]

Nice. Ps Derby is pronounced dar-be

[@jamesrock9917]

Great track

[@alexetchesgolf]

That’s one of my Home tracks guys!

[@alanrutherford3367]

What are you talking about block head ?? U not English , 1 ov my home tracks the f u goin on about

[@dankelly1894]

This series is just awesome content from NLU. How long before EAL and Barstool copy this idea verbatim as well?

[@XNUKEDDRAGONX]

6 months. They did the same thing with Cabot

[@dankelly1894]

Jack Kearns what i found funny and sad was EAL even went to The Duck Inn in Kilspindie. No shame out of him.

[@dankelly1894]

@@gtaylor9218 But if the video exists by 1 entity (i.e. NLU), then why does others feel the need to copy the exact same content (i.e. EAL) and pass it off as "original" content?

[@webbemerson]

Seems like a delightful place to play some G

[@dylangolfs]

11 gives me Erin Hills #12 vibes

[@allyloogs]

Particularly those from abroad?!? What's that all about?

[@dankelly1894]

allyloogs sounds like they want to showcase their course to those people from around the world that wouldn’t normally get to play their course. I think he is just saying “hey, you can play this course too if you’re here”.

[@gordongourlay4449]

more pls.

[@jeffrey9195]

This may be my favorite NLU series. No Neil=Grown Up Content

[@travisteeple4742]

Watching Soly run is how I envision someone who read a Wikihow article on how to run. Crack. On!

[@brettcoates2980]

'Tight, tight piece of property' belongs to another, don,t you think?

[@seanskehan3930]

Looks like a place where you'd want to bring an 18 gauge and a pointer in case some nice pheasant appeared in the gorse

[@ThomasBrown2]

++

[@0909simple]

Derby = DARBY🤣

[@TheHparks3]

Solly, you look really tired. And even though it is spelled Derby, it’s pronounced Dar-bee.