Home to some of England's most stunning heathland and parkland courses, the London region offers an exceptional variety of golf within easy reach of the famous capital city. With famous names including Sunningdale, Wentworth, Walton Heath and St George's Hill, golfers can experience some of the country’s highest-ranked courses while experiencing luxurious hospitality from course and accommodation staff.
Below you will find our recommended Top 10 courses to play in London. Click on each club for further details.
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The Old Course was the pioneering masterpiece on the Surrey/Berkshire sand-belt, which has since become a hub for top-tier golf courses. The land was crafted into a golfing gem by Willie Park Junior and opened to players in 1901. As the first secretary of the club Harry Colt made significant chan...
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Photography by Kevin Diss Sunningdale’s New Course was designed by renowned architect and former Secretary, Harry Colt, and first opened in 1923. It was commissioned following the end of the First World War. The New Course is known for its rugged character, with fewer bunkers and less tre...
The course at Swinley Forest was crafted by Harry Colt and has been attracting golfers since the opening in 1909. Nestled between Sunningdale and Ascot, The original character of Colt's design has remained largely unchanged for more than a century with its heathland setting and towering pines.&nb...
St George's Hill continues to be a true golfing treasure. Each of its three nine-hole loops is distinctive and unforgettable, featuring beautiful heather and impressive Scots pines. The course officially opened in 1913 and is regarded as one of Harry Colt’s most outstanding creations. Durin...
The Old Course at Walton Heath has been a mainstay in the World’s Top 100 rankings since they were first published in 1938. Crafted by designer Herbert Fowler in 1904, the course is known for its challenges that require golfers to employ a diverse range of shots. The club appointed 5 times ...
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Before both the Red and Blue course was designed in 1928 across the beautiful 372 acres of heatherland, the land was used for hunting grounds by Queen Anne during the 17th and 18th Centry. The Red Course has a unique layout of six par 3s, six par 4s, and six par 5s. The Red Course sits on higher...
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The course was originally designed by local resident Edward Turle, and remnants of his layout can still be seen today. However, significant enhancements were made by James Braid including adding another 9 holes in the early 20th century then Harry Colt made improvements on multiple holes.&n...
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Before both the Red and Blue course was designed in 1928 across the beautiful 372 acres of heatherland, the land was used for hunting grounds by Queen Anne during the 17th and 18th Centry. The Blue Course may not rank as highly as the Red on top 100 lists However members often claim it is the to...
The New Course is set in the same beautiful heathland as the Old Course but presents a different type of challenge to the Old Course. Originally opening in 1907 as a nine-hole course designed by Herbert Fowler, it expanded to eighteen holes in 1913. The course measures at 7,015 yards from the ba...
Worplesdon Golf Club was established in 1908, with Jon Aberdcromby being the course designer alongside input from Willie Park Junior. Recent upgrades to the layout has seen the stunning heathland areas being restored and the renovation of close to 80 bunkers throughout the course. The brea...
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