Mill Hill Golf Club
Mill Hill Golf Club
Est. 1923
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Where2Golf says:
Of all the hidden gems around London, Mill Hill Golf Club is one of the best in terms of course layout, great bunkering, excellent greens and overall course presentation. The only drawback, if drawback it be, is that the course nestles between two of London's busiest approach roads, the M1 and A1. Traffic noise is therefore inevitable, but once you get past the third hole, it will be the quality of the layout that gets your full attention, rather than the receding drone of modern day traffic.
Mill Hill has always been an absolute joy to play; a superb layout in a tranquil and lush woodland setting. Nowadays some of the tranquility might have gone, but the layout and the splendour of this parkland golfing venue remains.
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About the course
The course:
18 holes.
Tree-lined parkland.
Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
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Surroundings:
Woodland.
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Designer:
John Abercromby & Harry Colt
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| Yards |
6247 |
5991 |
5311 |
| Par |
70 |
69 |
71 |
| SSS or Slope |
70 |
69 |
71 |
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How2Get There?
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9 miles NW of central London
Leave M25 at exit 23 and follow the A1 direction London. After 4.1 mls (and approx 1 mile after Stirling Corner roundabout) lookout for small, sharp left turn into into Mill Hill Golf Club.
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Essential information
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Green Fees:
2015 visitor fee, 18-holes in high season (April thru' Oct): Mon-Thur £32; Fri £35; Sat/Sun £40. [Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc].
Credit cards accepted.
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Who can play and When?
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
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Other Information
Walking permitted at all times.
Practice facilities
Good
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Did you know?
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Mill Hill was first recorded as Myllehill in 1547 and appears to mean "hill with a windmill". However, there is limited evidence that a mill ever existed here. In the area's more recent history, the Inglis Barracks at Mill Hill East was home to the Middlesex Regiment between 1905 and 1962.
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Location
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Latitude: (51.628620)
Longitude: (-0.252836)
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Holiday Inn Hotel London-Elstree M25 3.5 star
Barnet By-Pass, London WD6 5PU
+44 (0)870 443 1271
www.holidayinn.com
Situated on the A1, one of the main arterial roads into London, the Holiday Inn London-Elstree offers extensive Leisure Club and dedicated conference facilities, as well as the onsite O'Sullivan's restaurant. Spacious, modern guest rooms have wireless Internet, power showers and complimentary tea and coffee.
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| Golf at this hotel |
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| Golf within 5 miles |
Hadley Wood; Old Fold Manor; The Shire. |
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| Golf within 20 miles |
Brookmans Park; Porters Park; The Hertfordshire; Hanbury Manor; Brocket Hall; Mill Hill; Pinner Hill; Finchley; Chingford; Abridge; Moor Park; Sandy Lodge; The Grove. |
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