Pinner Hill

Pinner Hill Golf Club was inaugurated in 1928, with one of the most prominent founders, Mr F. L. Griggs, becoming the club’s first president. The course is the result of the collaborative design/construction talents of J. H. Taylor and F.G. Hawtree and nothing much has changed with the layout since its inception.

Set on the side of a hill, hence the name of the club, the course measures 6,394 yards from the back markers, playing to a par of 71, with holes organized as two returning 9-hole loops. The back nine measures more than 200 yards shorter than the front nine, due in the main to a configuration that includes three par threes.

Feature holes on the scorecard include both the short par fours at the 2nd and 12th, the first of the par threes at the heavily sand-protected 4th, and the tough 398-yard 18th (rated stroke index 6), where the fairway crosses a rather intimidating watercourse less than 100 yards shy of the home green.