Summary

Mitcham Golf Club

Mitcham Golf Club is unique with its moorland turf which makes it one of the driest courses in the country and is playable all year round. It’s a natural course with trees and bushes that shut out the busy world that surrounds the common. Skilfully placed bunkers makes this course a very challenging Par 69.

Located as it is just 12 miles from the centre of London and with a mainline railway station (Mitcham Junction) literally 50 yards from the clubhouse, it is ideal for anyone living in or visiting the city who wishes to enjoy a quality 18 holes without having to travel any great distance. There is also ample car parking on site.

Mitcham Golf Course, once one of the most exclusive in the country and now open to the public and membership still enjoys the benefits of those far off days when famous members of Parliament regarded it as their special playground. The Lords and Commons had many matches here, the Earl of Chesterfield and AJ Balfour were among those who spent their leisure hours at Prince’s as the club that was formed over 100 years ago was then called.