The Best Golf Courses in Greenwich, Greater London, United Kingdom (2025)

Friendly, not busy and cheap membership by London standards. Although it's a 9 hole, it's a proper golf course with many holes needing a driver and mid to long iron to reach the green. Beyond that, it's quite nice that it's a nine hole, you can get round in an hour and a half and still have time for the rest of your life. The greenkeepers do a great job of keeping standards up on a relatively shoestring budget.

Great tricky course with great views and lovely friendly and helpful people run the the club it’s a hidden gem

What a wonderful day, highly recommended 😊⛳😊.

The most friendly of places to play golf and even the amazing view of the London skyline. Not a championship style course but one which is tricky to master

Visited as a guest at a wedding reception. What a fantastic venue! Great facilities, attentive staff and situated in an idyllic setting with great views over Epping Forest. Highly recommended.

A golf course with a tale of two halves - The first half is a short but tight track with no real stand out holes apart from maybe the 2nd which has a tight and blind tee shot. From home 9 onwards the track really comes into it's own. The fairways and greens were in great condition with only a few dry patches around some areas. I played during a twighlight time and the course was relatively quiet. Would play again.

Great course, not too long and not too narrow, but still a decent challenge, especially if you don't get your drive away or if you don't know your yardages with your irons. Greens in decent shape given that we played towards the end of October after a week of rain. Good little hut serving bacon/sausage baps and hot/cold drinks. Great views of the ever growing London skyline from the holes at the highest point of the course (and the club house). Also saw a giant mushroom! 😀

Really lovely course, well kept. Would of given 5 stars if bunkers were proper sand. Most are dirt. Very challenging course, narrow fairways. Greens are perfect. They spray them to make them look extra green. Very hilly course so you have to be fit if walking! Buggies available. Good choice of food extensive menu. Staff all round are friendly and helpful. Definitely be playing here again.

Great experiences at Sudbury. Played twice and enjoyed the courses. Fairway condition was outstanding but you could loose your ball easily as there were many fallen leaves on the fairway, which are in white tone. Green fee is very reasonable(25pounds during weekdays) but rental club(I have got sim2 driver, spoon, utilities and irons) is bit expensive (40pound per round). Better you bring your own club if you intend to play more than once. Will definitely visit here again. 👍

Course in great condition. Bit of a work out if you wanna walk it as some holes are quite uphill. 40 pounds on Mondays & 50 from Tuesday to Friday.

I just played here as an American visiting, and had a great time on this course. It has beautiful views and the course was in excellent condition. The pro shop was very hospitable as I needed to rent clubs, and everyone I encountered was very friendly. The biggest difference between this course and US courses are the lack of carts, there were a few people in carts but most people were walking with a trolley. This course was easy to get to by train as it was a 5 minute walk from an Underground station. I would definitely play this course again and recommend it to anyone visiting.

Great course. Very challenging with lots of water hazards and narrow fairways. Make sure you have a good few extra balls! Greens are superb whole course is very well looked after. Club house is very nice and modern. Good selection of beers and spirits. Good choice of food, very nice and well presented. Definitely be playing here again.

Seve designed. Played here quite a few times and it remains one of the toughest golf challenges you can get! Every hole and indeed every shot has to be hit well or it will cost you shots. Greens are perfect...very undulating and as quick as any you've played. Loads of water and it all is in play. It will beat you up if you give it a chance, and can even if you don't! Well worth a visit. Club house lovely and views of "S" last green breath taking.

My son and I tee'd off at 5pm. Perhaps the most challenging course to date, high handicapers should carry a dozen spare balls. Accuracy is rewarded, everything else is penalised by this course. Keep eagle eyes on your ball as fairly easy to lose in the rough. Perfect manicured fairways and fast undulating greens. We decided not to look for more than half a minute for our balls. Still could play only 14 holes before darkness. 1 birdie, two pars, and rest unmentionable for each of us.

We had an amazing birthday party at Langley Park Golf Club, the three course meal was delicious and the service was perfect, Zac and the team did an amazing job looking after everyone. Beautiful venue with lovely outdoor space. Highly recommend.

Lovely venue hall for holding a reception gathering or party. Parking, bar and friendly staff

Afternoon tea at langley park golf club was so lovely. We decided to go from seeing other reviews and glad we did. Good selection of sandwiches and patisseries and all very tasty. Amazing views too.

On behalf of Connie Reynolds: After having an excellent afternoon tea at Langley Park Golf Club I booked another to take a party of ladies from a group I belong to. The sandwiches and cakes were fresh and delicious. The service was good all in a beautiful setting. I would highly recommend it.

Enjoyable Sunday roast. Friendly and polite service. Atmosphere and decor a little bland but good food and drink. Good party venue with great views towards London.

Twilight round price very reasonable for quality of the course

We had attended a funeral for our cousin and this was the venue for afterwards. The food was excellent and the staff were very efficient.

Great course, facilities and clubhouse. A few challenging holes, especially visually over water. Accurate driving is paramount with the rough/fescue being fairly pronounced. Weather comes into play big time due to its location and being exposed to elements. Make sure to get a buggy as distance from green to the next tee is generally far. Definitely one to revisit. The pro shop is well stocked and the food is pretty decent.

Was a wonderful place for a birthday experience. Kids enjoyed themselves. Would definitely go back. 18 holes to play with lot of challenging terrain. The queue system was a bit tricky with kids as they were eager to move from one hole to the next.

Went with my 8yr old son. We spent 1&1/2hr there, its 18 holes. Easy to find, 10 min walk from north Greenwich tube station. Good value priced. Friendly, kind, approachable staff. We walked in from street rather than booking ahead. We had fun. A little challenging course which is ideal. Used the handy ball net if it went in the water Cardboad scorecard & pencil given.Clean and well maintained. Looking forward to return. Cafe under refurbishment today

This is the definition of MINI golf. Each hole was based on a real hole of a golf course. Very fun and quite difficult at times. We did lose a ball however in the water feature as there was a deep hole…

Amazing fun , warm and friendly members and club staff and good value. There is a very woodland feel to this course and some tight holes making this an impressive place , greens are good. Just watch out for the odd ignorant dog owner .

What a gem. Lovely little clubhouse with all the original oak finishings, and a recent revamp has also opened the woods-facing front to attract a bit of coffee and beer trade to earn a bit to keep prices down but really enhances the overall aspect. Mostly its an uncrowded little place where you can grab a pint or a sandwich and keep a locker. It is run on a shoestring and an amazing bargain, yet has real charm, has real antiquity (third oldest in the country) yet is entirely unpretentious. Wimbledon common is an ancient course accessed from either the London Scottish or the WimbledonCommon Club (Their tee 1 is the LSGF 10th). The course is not just parkland but serious woodland. Hit out of bounds and the ball disappears in bracken and under leaves. It is strangely quiet and peaceful, given its proximity to the A3 and Wimbledon traffic. A true haven and an interesting and challenging course with ravines to cross and narrows to manoeuvre. It is a public common however, and modern population pressures means that there are lots of dog walkers and strollers, and one has to wear a fire engine red top to warn of your presence playing. Most of the public are respectful or at least cautious, although some seem to revel in taking their own sweet time or picnic in the middle of a fairway. My first experience was a walker whose very wet dog was rolling over the 17th green causing big ruts as I aproached. The dog then ran up to snatch up my ball as I was putting and ran off with it in its teeth. The owner tossed the ball back from some distance with no apology. At least I got the chewed ball back. That was happily exceptional, most people are considerate although some seem inclined to post nasty reviews, and I am glad that did not deter me from what is a truly lovely bargain priced course. The big advantage of the London Scottish? They are backed by a large parking lot down a quiet lane which also serves the old windmill museum and a very decent snack bar, almost never a problem parking. From the “other side” seriously congested single lanes even just getting to the club house, nowhere to park and endless argie bargie when drivers don’t wish to give way. I am sure they are also lovely people at the Wimbledon Common Club, but I prefer to just park and go, besides the additional charm and welcome from the down to earth Scotts. For the price, so close to central London, London Scottish is to me as good as it gets.

It's nice to treat yourself to the elegant and stately surroundings for Sunday Lunch. I did feel, however, that it wasn't as good the first time round. The actual roast beef lunch seemed if was of the pre prepared variety that most pub restaurants do. The beef was passable but may have been not freshly carved. The accompanying vegetables were nothing of note. I hope I'm wrong as it's a good venue to eat, albeit a tad on the pricey side, but that's to be expected.

Very interesting and challenging course. A stone’s throw from Eltham Palace. Pro shop manager was very friendly and accommodating. Clubhouse was beautiful, and had a fascinating history. I even got a private tour by the facilities director, which included an incredible golf memorabilia museum! I ate in the bar area and enjoyed delicious food and friendly service. Pick up the book on the history of the club, one of the oldest in England.

A golf course with a royal status. Wasn't the longest or the most challenging course that I played so far, but it very well maintained. Has a classic club house that server fantastic food. Probably give higher recommend to the restaurant than the course.😅 It's a been there done that course, as it's not easily accessible. (Private course)