London Scottish Golf Club

Originally consisting of seven holes around the windmill, the course was redesigned and extended by the club professional Tom Dunn in 1871, becoming one of the first ever 18-hole links. Holes such as Long Butt, Big Ravine and Blockade were built along rifle ranges. Although a short course by modern standards, it is very tight. There are only two adjoining fairways on the course; all the rest are self-contained and tree-lined. Oak and birch dominate, but there is gorse and heather too.