London Golf Club, one of Kent’s finest golf clubs and the venue for the 2018 Staysure PGA Seniors Championship, has launched range of teaching programmes aimed at giving golfers’ game a boost this summer.
The night's may be pulling in, but don't let that get in your way. Here's the London Golf Club's new Winter offering.
Beef won himself a host of new fans at last weekend’s London Golf Show at Bluewater – not only among the general public, but also within the golf industry.
Junkyard Golf Club is coming to London with very ‘different’ nine-hole golf courses, to say the very least. They will arrive at the Old Truman Brewery in May for a three-month takeover, bringing with them a series of obstacles never tackled before.
Swingers is a new Crazy Golf Club bang in the heart of London. The venue incorporates two nine-hole courses – The Windmill and The Lighthouse – as well as five bars and street food stalls from London favourites Pizza Pilgrims, Le Bab and Patty & Bun.
It’s official. London's last inner city public golf course is to close — and this is mostly thanks to a £4.9m grant from the Lottery Heritage Fund. So what’s the thinking?
Six years ago, Charl Schwartzel started the year with a bang. Two tournament wins in his first four starts in 2016. Since then? A victory drought. He made 136 consecutive starts without a win while suffering a wrist injury that cut short one season.
A new indoor golf centre in the City of London has proved such a huge hit with keen golfers that a second site is planned to open in the capital later this year.
Cameron Smith stood on the 18th green, put his hands behind his head and closed his eyes, trying to process the conflicting range of emotions following Sunday’s dramatic finish at LIV Golf London.
The Shire London is celebrating its new status as London’s #1-ranked golf club, as voted for by the users of golfshake.com.
One of the world's top golf architects has pledged to create a spectacular new challenge for London's golfers before the decade is out.
Golfers in the south east of England will soon get two spectacular new 18-hole courses to play on, plus improvements to one of London’s most prominent existing golf courses, in a partnership announced between USA golf architects the Dye family and UK golf course developers the Menai-Davis family of north London.
