Private golf course

Beautiful Golf course would recommend playing.

Always a warm welcome, and a very well looked after course. We love playing here and the views are spectacular. Can't wait to return

Nice 9 hole parkland course just outside of Goldstone. Good use of the land which is a bit hilly with side hill holes and ponds to add to the difficulty. Fairways a bit bare in places which should improve once the weather gets better. Enjoyable without being too testing. No clubhouse just a coffee kiosk and picnic tables.

Excellent service from Ian and the team at the social golfer, They have been very helpful in finding me games and helping me network with others, Would highly recommend them!

Absolutely brilliant morning spent here. Very warm welcome and we were able to get hot drinks on arrival and watch golf on TV until out booth was ready. The booth itself is of very high standard, clean and very well set up. Full explanation was given on what to do and how to use the software. 100% recommended from me.

Played the course for the first time today with 3 others.the weather wasn't to good. Heavy showers, but the fairways held up Well. Absolutely brilliant course with some quirky holes.lots of features to keep you on your toes. The pro shop is well shocked and the pro there was very friendly. Great clubhouse with friendly staff. Cannot wait to play it again, hopefully with better weather. A great little gem of a course.

Great course and clubhouse. Challenging holes mixed with scoring chances. Great bunkers in horrible places to challenge quality qolfers. Will play again.

First time playing golf here and we loved it. I'm a beginner and found it a very nice challenge. Some holes very forgiving and some more technical. The Scottish fella in the shop was proper sound and welcoming. Certainly visit again.

What a gem. Lovely little clubhouse with all the original oak finishings, and a recent revamp has also opened the woods-facing front to attract a bit of coffee and beer trade to earn a bit to keep prices down but really enhances the overall aspect. Mostly its an uncrowded little place where you can grab a pint or a sandwich and keep a locker. It is run on a shoestring and an amazing bargain, yet has real charm, has real antiquity (third oldest in the country) yet is entirely unpretentious.Wimbledon common is an ancient course accessed from either the London Scottish or the WimbledonCommon Club (Their tee 1 is the LSGF 10th). The course is not just parkland but serious woodland. Hit out of bounds and the ball disappears in bracken and under leaves. It is strangely quiet and peaceful, given its proximity to the A3 and Wimbledon traffic. A true haven and an interesting and challenging course with ravines to cross and narrows to manoeuvre.It is a public common however, and modern population pressures means that there are lots of dog walkers and strollers, and one has to wear a fire engine red top to warn of your presence playing. Most of the public are respectful or at least cautious, although some seem to revel in taking their own sweet time or picnic in the middle of a fairway. My first experience was a walker whose very wet dog was rolling over the 17th green causing big ruts as I aproached. The dog then ran up to snatch up my ball as I was putting and ran off with it in its teeth. The owner tossed the ball back from some distance with no apology. At least I got the chewed ball back. That was happily exceptional, most people are considerate although some seem inclined to post nasty reviews, and I am glad that did not deter me from what is a truly lovely bargain priced course.The big advantage of the London Scottish? They are backed by a large parking lot down a quiet lane which also serves the old windmill museum and a very decent snack bar, almost never a problem parking. From the “other side” seriously congested single lanes even just getting to the club house, nowhere to park and endless argie bargie when drivers don’t wish to give way. I am sure they are also lovely people at the Wimbledon Common Club, but I prefer to just park and go, besides the additional charm and welcome from the down to earth Scotts. For the price, so close to central London, London Scottish is to me as good as it gets.

Unfortunately not a great experience at Godstone. At £20 for 9 holes it’s quite expensive for what is 5 of the 9 greens were completely frozen over meaning every approach shot and chip bounced through the green. Annoyingly there was no warning of the condition on their website. The green have been spiked with a fork and are extremely bobbly. Again no mention of this when booking. The fairways are extremely muddy but I guess this is to be expected in January. We arrived on time for our tee only to find a very slow three ball on the 1st green ahead of us. Clearly the pro shop had not allowed for a gap, which resulted us in playing a very slow muddy and icy round. Won’t be playing here again, unless the course gets in touch with a refund, so far no reply to my email. Wild recommend northdowns which you can play a full 18 for less money!