Top Golf Courses in Little bookham, Surrey

I have been and still am a member of many clubs however I have never come across such a welcoming group of golfers and staff. They make you feel at home to the, that you could almost turn up in your slippers, from the minute you get there. The course is challenging and kept in amazing condition and to be able to play nine holes in about 90 minutes virtually in the centre of London is a fantastic privilege. They have spent a lot of money on the course and facilities and to employ a drink on the terrace with views over London is magical. Well done Mark, Wendy and the team.

Had a great round here, well kept course!

Beautiful course and lovely people! The chef is amazing.

Lovely 9 hole course where you need every club in the bag. Greens in great condition. Friendly membership and staff too.

Overview—
Beautiful and welcoming course that now boasts a vibrant cohort of young members - there is a great connection of respect between the older and younger people at the club.

Course & Improvements—
There have been significant improvements to the club house and course in the last few years — and there are more to come! The course drains really well during the winter months so you can play almost all year round without fear of a mud bath. Mark and the greens keepers are top notch at maintaining and fixing issues. Both tricky and rewarding — you’ve got to play well to shoot a good score round at HGC! It’s only a 9 hole but every hole is unique with its own challenges, there’s no filler holes.

Culture—
I found the environment to be very friendly — golf can be daunting to get into, the atmosphere here helped me feel comfortable to play a lot (just by booking on with random members) and get down from ~30 to ~13 HCP. There is a good mix of low, mid and high handicappers and they all play along side each other. This club was my first experience of golf (been here 2 years now) and after visiting other clubs I’m so thankful to have landed here.

Hampstead Golf Club has a great opportunity to become a hidden gem of North London. It focuses on the importance aspects of tradition without making enemies of the future and the positive cultural change the game is going through. It marries the wonderful history of the game with a youthful outlook.