Think golf in London is expensive? Think again.

You don’t need to fork out for an annual membership to enjoy a great round of golf.

If you’re new to golf or just looking for somewhere relaxed to play, London has some brilliant ‘starter’ courses.

Here’s a clear guide to public vs private golf in London, plus where to book depending on what you’re looking for.

You don’t need a membership - or some old-fashioned golfwear - to enjoy a proper round in London.

Looking to play golf in London without a membership? You’re not alone.

Golf is better when you’ve got someone to play with, but finding a partner can be hard.

Looking to play golf in West London without the hassle of club ties or annual fees? You’re in luck.

How to start playing golf without needless pressure, unnecessary costs, or added confusion

You don’t need a fancy club tie or a four-figure joining fee to play great golf in South West London.

Golf might look intimidating from the outside, but it doesn’t have to be.

Golf simulators in London are having a moment… and for good reason.

Alba isn’t a golf club. It isn’t a tee time app. It’s something new.

Golf isn’t just for pros, pensioners, or people in pastel jumpers. It’s a game anyone can fall in love with.

Let’s be honest, golf can be a faff to organise. But what if it didn’t have to be that way?

It didn’t start with a big idea. It started with frustration.

Golf is better with mates. But what if your friends don’t play, or you're new in town?

You’d think organising a round of golf with friends would be easy. In reality? It often turns into a game of calendar chaos.

London is home to some incredible golf courses, but if you’re not a member, it can feel like every fairway comes with a side of side-eye.

You’ve probably heard the term "golf society" thrown around. But what exactly is a golf society, and is joining one right for you?