Originally formed in 1916, Crews Hill Golf Club is a parkland course set in rural north London, once the hunting ground to the Crown. Modern Crews Hill Golf Club is less open, with many oak trees defining well designed golf holes. Situated at the northern tip of Greater London, the Club is surrounded by garden nurseries and farmland and often referred to as "The Jewel of the North!" (north London that is) Crews Hill is considered the finest test of golf in Middlesex County.

Harry Colt designed the Course – his pedigree is legendary with Sunningdale New, Stoke Poges, Moor Park, Swinley Forest, Camberley Heath, Wentworth, Beaconsfield, Trevose, Royal Lytham & St Annes, Royal Portrush, Co. Sligo and Muirfield all included in his CV. More information can be found on the Colt Association website.

Charles Whitcombe, Crews Hill Golf Club Professional 1925 to 1950, holds the course record 59, set in June 1937. Charles played in the Ryder Cup 1927, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37 – he captained the side four times. more info

Pay Crews Hill Golf Club a visit – see Visitors page.