Course
Walton Heath (Old)
Course
Walton Heath (Old)
London, England
Walton Heath (Old) is one of England’s most storied heathland courses, set across expansive Surrey terrain just outside London. The club has hosted everything from the Ryder Cup to the British Masters, a testament to its championship pedigree. Wide fairways lined with heather, subtly contoured greens, and Fowler’s timeless routing create a stern but fair test. The Old Course pairs tradition with atmosphere – Winston Churchill himself was once a member – and remains a favourite among those seeking classic English golf within easy reach of the capital.
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Curated London Trips
It’s no secret that London hosts many renowned landmarks, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, and the London Eye, to name a few, nevertheless, the nearby sandbelts surrounding the city unveil destination golf. Sunningdale, St. George’s Hill, and Swinley Forest are three standout venues, with four of GOLF.com’s World Top 100 across the three clubs.
The Kent coast – a two-hour drive, or thirty-minute heli – unveils Royal St. George’s and Royal Cinque Ports, both stalwarts of English links golf.
We would argue, alongside perhaps Melbourne, London is the greatest golf city in the world… hiding in plain sight.
