Pinner Hill Golf Club

Pinner Hill Golf Club is a parkland course in Pinner, set on hilly terrain with rolling fairways and mature woodland. The Par 71, 6392-yard course was designed by J.H. Taylor in 1927 and has been largely preserved in that style with minor changes. The two loops of nine holes allow starting on the 1st or 10th tee, requiring accuracy on slopes and through woodland. The course offers generous views over London towards Docklands and the London Eye, and across the North Downs. Founded in 1928, the club has a calm, serene atmosphere. Pinner Hill has a notable history with elite golfers, including the News of the World match play in the 1930s and a 1933 exhibition match by Sir Walter Hagen. It also features an academy and active junior and ladies sections.