A pay-and-play 18-hole parkland course near Heathrow, playing 6,001 yards to a par of 69, with a driving range, pro shop, club hire and instruction available.
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Established in 1898, Ashford Manor is a members' club with an 18-hole, 6,400-yard parkland course featuring tree-lined fairways and well-bunkered approaches. The original manor house forms the clubhouse, providing dining and bar facilities overlooking the course.
An 18-hole traditional parkland municipal course (5,446 yards, par 67) originally designed by J.H. Taylor, opened in its current form in 1938 and managed by Everyone Active for Ealing Council; named Middlesex Golf Club of the Year in 2022.
An 18-hole parkland course set in just under 100 acres, playing up to 5,852 yards at par 70, known for fast greens; the clubhouse is a locally listed, recently renovated building. Founded in the late 19th century (nearly 130 years old).
An 18-hole parkland course designed by Harry Colt, founded in 1920 and often ranked among the top courses in Middlesex, set in oak-lined, rural-feeling terrain with views across London.
An 18-hole championship parkland course designed by James Braid (6,174 yards, par 72), established in 1893 and refurbished in recent years.
An 18-hole parkland course (6,302 yards, par 72) designed by James Braid, featuring rolling fairways, varied mature trees, and greens renowned for their pace; the course borders Dollis Brook and supports abundant wildlife.
An 18-hole picturesque parkland course (5,600 yards, par 69) with tight fairways and tricky greens, operating as a private members' club with restaurant, bar, and pro shop.
An 18-hole parkland course (also known as Uxbridge Golf Course), over 60 years old, par 69 and 5,919 yards from the white tees; several holes have remained unrestored since gas-pipeline works, with further disruption expected from HS2 works, though the club remains open and active.
A members' club (with history dating to at least 1928) operating alongside the adjacent Hillingdon Council-run Haste Hill Public Course, offering reasonably priced golf for all levels.
A modern golf course co-designed by MacKenzie & Ebert, blending seaside links, American parkland and Sandbelt-style golf near Northolt, with championship-quality design and views toward central London.
A pay-and-play municipal course based at Picketts Lock (Lee Valley) Sports Centre in Edmonton, offering members and visitors flat parkland-style golf alongside other leisure facilities at the centre.
A semi-private parkland course established in 1927, playing to 18 holes, par 70, over 6,346 yards, with fast greens, several water hazards, and full practice facilities.
An 18-hole club in north London with a course associated with renowned architect James Braid, offering a members' and visitors' parkland layout with a separate professional shop line.
An 18-hole club set within a historic manor house clubhouse in Friern Barnet, north London, offering a parkland-style course for members and visitors.
Founded in 1891, an 18-hole par 71 parkland course of 6,473 yards with free-draining USGA greens allowing year-round play; regarded as one of the finest courses in the area.
A council-owned (Ealing) 18-hole public golf course at Brent Valley, nicknamed a 'hidden gem', hosting over 200 competitions a year and welcoming golfers of all abilities.
A private members' golf club set on elevated ground at Pinner Hill, offering an 18-hole parkland-style course in a wooded, semi-rural setting northwest of London.
An 18-hole members' club in Stanmore offering a parkland course with a dedicated hole-by-hole course tour and function/banqueting facilities on site.
An 18-hole parkland course designed by Robert Trent Jones Snr, opened in 1993 within the Stockley Park business estate near Uxbridge, close to the M4 and Heathrow.
An 18-hole parkland course in Wembley designed by renowned golf architect Harry Colt, situated close to the A40 and North Circular Road.
An 18-hole parkland course redesigned in 1910 by five-time Open Champion James Braid, featuring classic Braid-style holes amid natural woodland and free-draining soil for year-round play.
An 18-hole parkland members' club in Osterley/Isleworth, west London, offering a traditional course layout with practice and clubhouse facilities.