The Addington Golf Club
England
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The Addington Golf Club overview
Par: 69 | Architect: John Federick Abercromby | Type: Heathland
The Addington Golf Club, located in Surrey, England, offers a unique escape into nature just nine miles from central London. Established in 1913, the course was the vision of celebrated architect John Frederick Abercromby, with contributions from the legendary Harry Colt. Measuring 6,300 yards with a par of 69, it’s a layout that rewards precision over brute strength, winding through dramatic woodland terrain and featuring a variety of memorable holes.
The golf course
In 2021, a significant restoration led by acclaimed architects Clayton, DeVries & Pont helped revive many of Abercromby’s original design features. This sensitive work has breathed new life into the course, enhancing its historic charm and strategic character, positioning The Addington to reclaim its place among England’s elite golfing venues.
In 2021, a significant restoration led by acclaimed architects Clayton, DeVries & Pont helped revive many of Abercromby’s original design features. This sensitive work has breathed new life into the course, enhancing its historic charm and strategic character, positioning The Addington to reclaim its place among England’s elite golfing venues.
Signature Holes
One of The Addington’s standout moments is the 13th hole, a thrilling par 3 played over a deep ravine to a green framed by towering trees. It’s a true test of nerve and accuracy, and a perfect example of Abercromby’s flair for natural drama and bold design.
Did You Know?
The Addington was once described by Bernard Darwin, the famous golf writer, as “the most delightful suburban course in London”—a tribute that still rings true today as it continues to combine proximity with timeless appeal.
