Im surprised that nobody has commented about this place, since it is well patronised,I love the…read moreplace, my enthusiasm for golf far exceeds my abysmal ability, this place is the easy way to have fun, nothing strenuous, just a pleasant par 3 course nice to walk round, doesnt take over long, and I always go with friends for that little bit of competition, recommended even if you have never held a club in your life. plenty of parking, and all clubs and balls supplied.

This is a pretty decent course, reasonable value and available to all. They did require gold shoes…read morewhen i went last, so you can forget looking fashionable for the afternoon :-) Its a well-kept course in a large, beautiful park. However, that can make it a little trickier to get to, and bear in mind any taxi rides if you are tempted by the decent value green fees. I often use a course in Balham which is more easily accessible, but the quality of this course means i will probably be back again. There is also a small food/drinks area which serves an essential cold beer from the tap : )

Although the golf course itself is quite decent and well maintained. The fact that it is situated…read moreinto Richmond Park means that you can enjoy your game while admiring the view. Even though I really enjoy this public golf course the fact that I had to wait at least 30 minutes for each tee is a downside I just can't deal with. As Derek said it is rather impossible to find your game rhythm when each round exceeds 5 hours.

Beautiful golf course near central London. Very well kept and manicured greens. Pleasure to play…read more Friendly staff and members. After golf we had a snack at the bar. There was a good selection of food including Beer battered haddock, burgers, Japanese style Chicken curry, udon, and much more.

Great course Super staff…read moreCustomer friendly

There are 2 courses, the Old Course and the West Course. The Old Course is the championship course…read moreand ranked #42 in England by Golf World magazine and rightly so. It is hilly and guarded by large sections of heather. There are no bunkers, but who needs them when the heather is more treacherous. Get into them and you have to take your medicine and just get out. This course is not for the faint hearted. Standing on the Tee you are faced with a long carry to the fairway. You need distance, accuracy and a lot of balls! Hikers and dogs are welcome. You will see many Golden Retrievers, Cocker Spaniels etc happily running around, some with their golfing owners and others with non golfers. We encountered a few groups of hikers on the course who were oblivious of the dangers of a golf ball. Once it leaves my club head the ball has a mind of it's own, determined to go where I did not intend it to! It is a great course worth playing again!

Great course in great shape, very fast greens . The pro was a true professional , got me set up and…read moreready to play , as well as giving me some tips for a great round of golf .

A lovely little park in the South West suburbs, close to Southfields and Wimbledon Park tube…read morestationand not so far away or as big as Wimbledon Common for the residents of Earlsfield and Wandsworth. A flat park, with lush green fields, perfect for ball games, flying model airplanes, picnics in summer etc There is a large lake with many ducks who just love to be fed your scraps of bread! Great for the kids There are several intersecting paths for leisurely afternoon strolls, a football club, tennis club, and even a clubhouse cafe for a lazy afternoon of tea and cake. The thing I like about this park is that it isn't really big enough to get lost in, and you can see where you are (for bearings) at all times, because it's flat, unlike Wimbledon Common. Just make sure you don't go off track and end up on the adjoining golf course! There is no way out once you find yourself in and the golf club members don't take too kindly to 'Sunday walkers' getting in!