A century
of golf.
Founded in 1920 on what is now some of the most peaceful land in greater London. Walk into the clubhouse and you can feel it.
Established
nineteen twenty.
Crews Hill opened its first nine holes in 1920 on quiet farmland north of Enfield. The course was laid out by Harry Shapland Colt, by then already the most accomplished British architect of his generation, designer of Sunningdale's New, Wentworth's East and West, and the routings at Muirfield and Royal Portrush.
A century on, the Colt routing remains intact. The oaks have grown into themselves, the bunkers and greens have been respected through every renovation, and the spirit of the place, a members' club run by its members, is unchanged.
A balcony
over London.
The first-floor balcony catches afternoon light and a clear horizon to the city. Inside: the members' bar, dining room, locker rooms and private function spaces, all open to visitors before and after a round.
- Members' bar & lounge
- Bright dining room and balcony
- Private function rooms
- Full locker rooms
- Practice ground & putting green
Frank and
his team.
The professional shop is open daily for tuition, club fittings, equipment, and the day-to-day care of members and visitors alike.
- — Individual & group tuition
- — Custom club fittings
- — Buggy and trolley hire
- — Latest apparel and equipment
Considered and classic.
A few simple expectations to help us preserve the character of the club.
- Tailored trousers or shorts
- Collared golf shirts
- Soft-spike golf shoes
- Tucked shirts where appropriate
- Smart casual at all times
- No denim in the lounge after 6pm
- Soft-soled footwear only
- Caps removed indoors
- Tracksuits or sportswear
- Round-neck t-shirts
- Cargo shorts or jeans on the course
- Metal spikes
- Same standards apply
- Sensible footwear
- Tailored shorts above the knee
