Maylands Golf Club

Maylands Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Romford, Essex, designed by renowned architect Harry Colt and laid out in 1936. The course features two loops of nine holes, allowing golfers to start and finish near the clubhouse. Set within richly variegated woodland populated by thousands of mature trees and abundant wildlife, the layout offers gently undulating tree-lined fairways that provide a solid challenge for golfers of all standards. Strategically positioned bunkers and two water features enhance the course's difficulty and visual appeal. The course provides a balanced test of golf, with its natural setting creating an aesthetically pleasing environment. Beyond the course itself, Maylands operates as a full-service golf facility with a historic clubhouse featuring a restaurant, comprehensive practice facilities including an 18-hole putting green, chipping area, and practice bunkers, and professional coaching available through PGA Head Professional James Smith.