Noteworthy golf clubs in south west London and Surrey
Natasha Berman reveals the best golf clubs in south west London and Surrey, with a wide variety to suit all levels.
Main image: Coombe Wood Golf Club
Wentworth Club
Wentworth Club is renowned for its West Course, which hosts the prestigious BMW PGA Championship. The course offers a challenging layout that attracts top golfers, with maintained fairways and a rich history dating back to the 1920s, making it a premier destination for golf enthusiasts in Surrey.
Farleigh Golf Club
Farleigh, nestled in the picturesque North Surrey Downs, offers 27 Championship standard holes spread over 350 acres of beautiful countryside. Known for its welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, it’s an ideal destination for newcomers to the sport and seasoned golfers alike.
St George’s Hill Golf Club
St George’s Hill Golf Club, pictured below, is a must-visit for golf enthusiasts due to its famed courses designed by Harry Colt. Known for their challenging yet enjoyable playability and stunning views over the Surrey countryside, the club offers a classic golfing experience that combines tradition and impeccable course design.
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Wimbledon Common Golf Club
Affiliated with London Scottish, Wimbledon Common Golf Club is the second club sharing the course, providing membership options for all interested players. Situated within the scenic landscape of Wimbledon Common, the club offers a peaceful setting suitable for golfers of diverse skill levels.
Coombe Wood Golf Club
Coombe Wood Golf Club features a traditional parkland layout and caters to golfers of varying skill levels. As one of England’s most highly rated courses, CWGC offers a scenic and challenging experience for all players.
Richmond Park Golf Club
Richmond Park Golf Course features two 18-hole courses available for pay-and-play, suitable for a range of skill levels. The Prince’s Course offers scenic views of Richmond Park, while the Duke’s Course presents a more challenging experience with notable water hazards, appealing to players seeking a tougher game in a beautiful setting.
Silvermere Golf and Leisure
Silvermere Golf Club, named for its glimmering body of water, is a scenic retreat that features challenging par 3s and meticulously maintained par 4s. Spanning 6,400 yards, the course offers a balance of difficulty and length, making it a rewarding destination for golfers of all levels.
Burhill Golf Club
Pictured below, Burhill Golf Club features a mansion once occupied by the Duchess of Wellington. Established in 1907, the club’s course quickly gained popularity among royalty, dukes, and earls. Today, the blend of parkland and heathland preserves its origin.
London Scottish Golf Club
Wimbledon Common hosts two clubs sharing its 18 holes, among them London Scottish Golf Club, steeped in centuries-old tradition. The course spans 5,400 yards with a challenging scratch score of 71.
