London Airlinks Golf Course

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Airlinks and overall, my experience was quite satisfying. The facilities and spacious layout of the golf course are noteworthy, offering a serene and enjoyable environment for golf enthusiasts.The sprawling greenery and well-maintained fairways create a picturesque setting that adds to the overall appeal of the place. The layout of the course is thoughtfully designed, providing a good balance of challenge and enjoyment for golfers of various skill levels. The availability of quality equipment and amenities further enhances the overall experience.The friendly service was particularly commendable. The staff members were kind, courteous, and always willing to assist.However, while the golfing experience was largely positive, I couldn't help but notice that the gardening aspect could use some attention. Certain areas of the course appeared to lack the meticulous care that is crucial for maintaining a top-notch golfing facility. Addressing this issue would undoubtedly elevate the overall aesthetic and contribute to a more polished look.In conclusion, Airlinks provides a delightful golfing experience with excellent facilities, a spacious layout, and attentive service. With a bit more attention to the gardening aspects, this place has the potential to become a true gem for golf enthusiasts.I look forward to seeing further improvements and returning for another round in the future!!!

For £32 at 0840 Sunday morning absolutely fantastic for the money. A par 68 course which is testing enough for an amateur (my HC 19.9, I played well and shot +16), truly representative of links golf with firm/fast conditions and wispy grass despite a full day of rain. All holes had a map on the tee box which is great if youre playing for the first time. It's fairly tight given the property is quite small and there isn't really any trees, so nothing to stop erratic tee shots entering other holes which affects the pace of play a bit but nowhere near as bad as some London courses. They have a pitch mark problem they need to get on top of (not their fault - lazy or inexperienced golfers - they may want to put signs up) but the greens actually played really well. Not on My EG yet which was slightly annoying as I only signed up in September and wanted the round to count towards my handicap. I'm sure they will sort this soon. Decent range, nice clubhouse, keep up the good work.

I wasn't sure what to expect when playing this course but was pleasantly surprised by how well the course is put together given it's location and limited real estate, it really does give you a proper links feel.The combination of narrow fairways and good greens poses a challenge to the average golfer though, as the course isn't particularly long, there are plenty of scoring opportunities.Great value for money and in good condition for the time of year.

Great course for the money. As others have mentioned (and the staff is very up-front about) the course is still maturing but overall it was a great experience.Fun, challenging course where you won't want your driver often but rather, you need to plan your shots and play smart. It's definitely somewhere I would come again for a change of pace from your average parklands course.The entire team was really friendly and accomodating.

Course in decent shape, much better than some reviews give it. Short course overall, longer hitters will rarely need to pull out the driver with the amount of doglegs present. However, the number of persistently blind tee shots is perplexing as often trying to cut a fairway corner will mean a lost ball as it rolls into the fescue. Yet playing as intended will often mean hitting a longer shot into the greens compared to your tee shot. But unique course with few trees which require good iron play. Overall an interesting experience.

Rating this as a beginner player. The course is great value for money at the current price point (around £30 at weekends). It has quite a lot of undulating terrain and some interesting features, certainly more than the Glendale owned Richmond park golf course. The rough is very rough and quite close to the fairways and greens in places, which does increase the chances of losing your balls. Overall for the money you can't complain. The main downside was the lack of score cards/range cards available.

Solid golf course with quite an all rounded facility. Would have been great if there’s more sheltered area along the course and some mid course refreshment. Look out for the rough as it’s quite a ball graveyard.

Course gradient is all over the place, very hilly fairways. Well kept, bit on the pricey side for what it is, buggies and trolleys available to rent. Decent enough driving range with top tracer.Edit:Thanks for replying, we paid £32 each and £25 for a buggy a few weeks back.I've upgraded you to a 4 as I did lose a club which someone handed in and you gave me a call!

A nice layout with a good clubhouse and friendly staff, but the course is in pretty ropey condition - very patchy tee boxes and fairways with lots of greens scarred from un-repaired pitch marks. Also a deathly slow round - 4 1/2 hours for a two-ball with no effort to let people play through. With some proper maintenance I think it could be a good track but as it is I wouldn’t go back to play!

Played today on the New london Airlinks course and it is deffently worth a game.A good varriation of holes and a toptracer range on site. Would be nice if you could get a 15 ball basket just for a warm up before game rather than a 50.