A Warm Welcome Awaits
A Warm Welcome Awaits
Individuals and small groups may play all day Monday to Friday and in the afternoon at weekends, by prior arrangement.
Competent golfers only, handicap certificates are preferred.
Competitively priced packages are available for societies or we can create bespoke arrangements.
Please contact the admin office for further information.
Visitors are politely requested to adhere to our dress code.
Playing restrictions apply as follows
April, May, June, July, August, September – from 12.30pm
October, November, December, January, February, March – from 12.00pm
Depending on availability due to club events
The aim of The Richmond Golf Club is for members and visitors to enjoy a friendly, relaxed atmosphere while respecting a few traditions of our great game. You can help achieve this is by kindly ensuring that you, your guests and visitors conform to the clubs dress code while at the Club.
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| Category | Winter | Summer |
|---|---|---|
| Members' Guest Mon-Thur (Day) | £50 | £50 |
| Members' Guest Fri, Sat, Sun (Round) | £55 | £55 | Visitors' Mon-Thur (Day) | £105 | £120 |
| Visitors' Fri, Sat, Sun (Round) | £125 | £150 |
| Juniors | £30 | £30 |
WELCOMING INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS ALIKE
We will ensure your day is memorable
Book online using the button below or call the Proshop on 020 8940 7792.
Course and Clubhouse Dress Code
Simplified Dress Code
It is the responsibility of all Members that they and their guests wear clean clothing while playing golf; and they wear clean, dry clothing and shoes when in the Clubhouse.
PLAYING GOLF/ ON THE COURSE
1. All players must wear golf shoes with socks, a top with a collar, trousers, shorts, skirt/skort please note tracksuit bottoms or leggings are not permitted. Golf caps to be worn with the peak facing forward. We trust in the good taste of our Members regarding colour and coordination of clothing. Football/rugby heavily logo’d attire is not permitted
2. Sleeveless golf shirts/blouses must have a collar and collarless shirts/blouses must have sleeves. Shirts should be tucked in unless they have been designed to be worn otherwise.
3. Tailored shorts (belt loops and a fly) and skirts, trousers are acceptable. Cargo shorts or trousers with expandable pockets, rugby shorts, sweat pants, jogging pants, jeans; dirty, torn or ripped clothing are not acceptable.
IN THE CLUBHOUSE/ FUNCTIONS
1. Clubhouse dress regulations will apply to all areas in and around the clubhouse (including the car park). Beach wear (flip-flops, sliders or Jesus sandals for men) are not allowed. Shoes worn on the course must not be worn in the clubhouse; please change and use clean shoes. No wellington boots. Post golf dirty or wet clothing/waterproofs are not permitted in any of the public rooms
2. Tailored shorts (belt loops and a fly) and skirts/skorts, trousers are acceptable. Cargo shorts or trousers with expandable pockets, rugby shorts, sweat pants, jogging pants; dirty, torn or ripped clothing are not acceptable. Sleeveless golf shirts/blouses must have a collar and collarless Shirts/blouses must have sleeves. All Polo style Shirts should be tucked in at all times. Tailored shirts, designed to be worn outside trousers are allowed. Wet/muddy clothing or waterproofs are not permitted.
3. For functions, taking place in the marquee, a suitable dress code can be agreed in advance with the events manager, taking into account, timings of the event and the age/demographic of the guests attending the function.
Please be respectful of the above guidelines, which are there to help maintain standards, in and around the Clubhouse and on the course.
We bid a fond farewell to our lovely Ladies’ Captain, Lucia Albrecht, at her Farewell Lunch on Tuesday 10th March.
Lucia’s charity for her year was Richmond Aid, a charity run by and for disabled people in the local area, supporting them to lead independent lives with the same opportunities as non-disabled people.
At the lunch, Lucia was proud to present them with a cheque for £23,100.
This fantastic amount was raised through various events during the year, with many thanks to all our members for their support and kind generosity.
Lucia will now hand over to Nicky Russell, who will become the new Ladies’ Captain after our AGM on 17th March 2026.
On Friday, February 27th 112 Club Members and guests attended the annual Captain’s Farewell Dinner. During his year in office, Captain Ron Lay’s charity was Momentum, a local charity who support families across Southwest London, Surrey and Sussex whose children are receiving treatment for Cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.
When elected as Captain, Bill Boucher’s chosen charity for 2026/27 will be Ruils. They are a locally based charity whose mission is to support those with disabilities to live independently. They are close to his heart as have really helped his family, and many, many others.
We look forward to raising as much as possible during Bill’s term
