About this course:
The Addington Golf Club is a classic heathland course, designed in 1913 by John Frederick Abercromby and Henry Shapland Colt. The course winds over rolling, natural terrain among mature pines, with fairways weaving beautifully through the landscape. Creative mounding provides extra protection to the greens, while light bunkering and wide views towards the metropolis give several holes a fine setting. With a par of 69, The Addington feels both challenging and characterful for golfers of various levels. After a restoration project starting in 2020, the course was returned to its better-known original character. For practice, there is a short game facility with two greens, a training area with more relief, a full-size putting green, and practice nets.
