Shooters Hill Golf Club

Shooters Hill Golf Course was established in 1903 with a 3 hole course and expanded to a full 18 hole course designed by Willie Park in 1907. The course underwent significant remodeling in the 1930s directed by Messrs Harris and Colt, ensuring it remained a comprehensive test of golfing skill.

During World War II, the southernmost 9 holes were requisitioned for military use and part of the clubhouse served as headquarters for the Home Guard; the course also housed a Prisoner of War camp. The course made a recovery post-war and hosted a notable exhibition match in 1951 where Bobby Locke set a course record of 65.

Visitors Weekday and Weekend rates are £75, alternative rates may be available online. Members' Guests Weekday rate is £35, Weekend rate is £45. Twilight rates for Guests are Weekday £25, Weekend £35. Bookings can be made online or by contacting the professional shop on 020 8854 6368 [option 4].

WINTER [GMT]: Saturday - after 1.30pm, Sunday after 12.30pm. SUMMER [BST]: Saturday / Sunday - after 3pm, Sunday [non-competition day] after 1pm.