Trent Park Golf Course

The course

Built in 1974 to a design by Hugh Stovin with Peter Alliss and Clive Clark, Trent Park is a par 70 of 6,175 yards. It runs through woodland and parkland in green-belt countryside between Southgate and Enfield. Its operators describe it as challenging but forgiving, and suitable for all abilities.

Booking and visitor practicalities

Tee times can be booked online, with cheaper rates for midweek and evening golf. Buggies are available all year, with 6 km of buggy paths that you must stay on in winter. Clubs and trolleys can be hired without booking ahead. There is no strict dress code: smart-casual clothes are fine, but bare chests are not allowed. A maximum of two people can ride in each buggy, and trolleys and buggies are kept off greens, tees and bunkers. The floodlit 39-bay driving range, with TrackMan, is open until 10pm.

Getting there

Take the Piccadilly line to Oakwood; the club is the second turning on the left on Bramley Road after the station. By car, it is about five minutes from junction 24 of the M25 via Cockfosters Road and Bramley Road. The Players Lounge bar and café overlooks the range.

Highlights

• Public pay and play course, open to everyone seven days a week
• 150 yards from Oakwood Tube station on the Piccadilly line
• Par 70 woodland and parkland layout designed with Peter Alliss and Clive Clark
• Floodlit 39-bay TrackMan driving range open until 10pm

Good to know

• Buggy, club and trolley hire are available without advance booking
• No formal dress code, but bare chests are not allowed
• Buggies must stay on the paths in winter, with a maximum of two people per buggy

Frequently asked questions