London Airlinks Golf Course

Really good course where you had to be careful and direct with each shot as very tight in places and much thick rough to navigate. Not for big hitters as very short but great for the short game. Greens in perfect condition, staff and facilities very welcoming and would certainly come back again when in the area ( reside Somerset)

Very impressive, short but challenging course. WOuld be good to play it a few times to help you navigate around. Greens are fair, rough is tough! Forces you to be good from under 150 yards or you you end up in a lot of trouble.

Really enjoyed it. Could tidy up the fairways a bit but generally very good.

Love the fact they have marshalls stopping the timewasters and keeping the pace of play up.

Airlinks is a fun course. Short, forgiving, but great to play some links golf around London.

You have to play early, otherwise you end up stuck behind groups who play incredibly slowly. There’s nothing wrong with being a beginner or not being very good, but the course needs to do more to encourage better pace of play and allowing faster groups to play through. We spent 5-10 minutes waiting on every tee box in our 4.5 hour round (for a two-ball). I’ve had sub-3 hour four balls at Airlinks.

Can’t get tees in the ground on any of the tee boxes as it’s built on concrete.

Not much grass on the fairways and there’s stones under club on most lies you find.

Greens are in dire shape as well. Dried out patches all over them with lots of massive areas of greens completely fried.

Stones random debris and some significant damage out there make putting here unenjoyable.

Temporary greens at moment on some holes.

Which at least shows they are trying to protect the weakest greens.

This being said there was no mention of this in the pro shop before our round or when we booked.

There are actually some really testing holes here and you have to be precise to keep the ball in play.

If it wasn’t built on top of some of the worst soil in London it would have massive potential to be a great course.

I’m pretty sure it’s only been open a year or so and it’s already in need of some serious TLC.

Very expensive for what it is.

Avoid unless you have no other choice.

For a public course airlinks is often v quiet

No real issue gettting tee times whenever you want and not busy when on the course

Decent greens, links type course - fairly nice for beginners

Great Driving range on site

What a day, coarse was in great condition, we we're so well looked after by the staff, as for the club hse food 10 out of 10

We'll be back

Thanks for a great day

The first couple of times I played Air Links I had nothing but good things to say. Then my most recent visit (because of the 6 minute tee time bookings) that we were waiting on holes for up to half an hour to tee off.

There also seems to be no course etiquette as every green has hundreds of pitch marks. I know this is a player issue but for a new course it already needs a lot of TLC.

As I say, I’ve played here 5 times but the last visit I made, will be my last.

his is a newly established course that has so far been well-maintained. The greens are satisfactory—while they don't match up to top-tier courses, they serve their purpose. However, the course does have some notable drawbacks.

First, the pace of play is consistently slow. I've had the opportunity to play here multiple times, and slow play seems to be a recurring issue. This may be exacerbated by the course's natural conditions; it's built in a naturally windy area, which can make gameplay more challenging.(Think links style wind, hence the name "Airlinks")

Second, about half of the holes feature blind shots—hitting over hills or around bends without a clear line of sight. This not only complicates the game but also likely contributes to the slow pace, as players often find themselves searching for their balls.

In terms of the course's overall appeal, it lacks that "wow" factor. Unlike some courses that entice you to return, this one falls short of creating that yearning.

At a price range of £30-35, I wouldn't say it's good value for money. However, if you can snag a deal for around £20 or perhaps £25, it might be worth a visit twice. Once to learn the layout, second time to go at it.

A really interesting links style course. Short but lots of fun holes, decent condition considering how new the course is. At the price it’s really good. Nice clubhouse and good amenities.

Was a fun round, played 18 holes in 2 & 1/2 hours and it was great fun. Good Range facilities and friendly stuff. I can only recommend it.