Grims Dyke Golf Club

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Address: Oxhey Lane, Hatch End, Pinner, Greater London, HA5 4AL United Kingdom

Tel: 020 8428 4539

Golf Pro: Julian Harding | Tel: 020 8428 4539

Website: http://www.grimsdyke.co.uk

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Golf Club Facilities

  Range

  Club Hire

  Buggy Hire

  Golf Shop

  Changing

  Clubhouse

  Bar

  Dining

  Function Room

Midweek Guide: £40 *

Weekend Guide: £50 *

• Societies Accepted to Play
• Society Deals Available
• 7 Day Membership Available
• 5 Day Membership Available

* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.

Tee Time Information

Midweek Guide: £40 *

Weekend Guide: £50 *

* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.

Review Information

What the club says: In 1909, a group of local residents met at a house in The Avenue, Hatch End, Pinner, Middlesex. The meeting, chaired by William Moore, resolved to form a golf club for the benefit of local residents. It was felt the land they could acquire was well suited for golf because of its rolling nature and quality of turf which had lain undisturbed for generations. The club took its name from the English Heritage site, the Grim’s Dyke, of Anglo Saxon origin.

The grand opening of the new 9 hole course took place on 18th June 1910 by Sir William S Gilbert, of Gilbert and Sullivan fame. Sir William’s country house and estate occupied land adjacent to the new course (now Grim’s Dyke hotel) and he became our first President.

In February 1921, plans were drawn up for extending the course to 18 holes, designed by 5 times Open Champion, James Braid, one of the era’s greatest and most prolific designers.

The present club house was built in 1936, and opened by the Marchioness of Carisbrooke. The club house has retains the attractive features of a 1930’s building.

In 1958, two former Captains, Dr. Mungo Park and his Brother, Dr Jack Park, presented the clubs used by their grandfather, Willie Park, 4 times Open Champion between 1860 and 1875. Replicas of these clubs are displayed in the clubhouse. Willie’s brother, Mungo Park, won the Open Championship in 1874 and his medal from that occasion was also presented to the club.


A James Braid designed course located on the Middlesex Hertfordshire border with stunning views and greens that have to be experienced, we are proud of our long and rich history, and look forward to continuing to offer challenging golf to members and visitors alike.

Grim's Dyke Golf Club

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