HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED TRYING GOLF? WHY NOT...
GIVE GOLF A GO FOR FREE TODAY
Hurry, book your 4 x 1-hour group classes today
There's no commitment and we'll provide everything for you
Learn The Basics
From holding the club to how to swing the club and hit the ball correctly.
All Equipment Included
Just bring yourself, your friends, or your partner and we’ll provide all the equipment you’ll need.
Learn From The Pro's
Your FREE lessons will be hosted by an experienced golf coach.
Wear What You Like
There's no stuffy rules at Hounslow Golf Park so dress comfortably however you like.
Our sister site Horton Golf park have introduced over 5000 people to golf, and counting..
Watch Horton Park's video to see what our scheme is all about..
About us
What we believe
At Hounslow Golf Park we believe golf is the most inclusive sport in the world.
No matter what age you are, golf can be enjoyed by everyone whether you choose to play to relax and socialise and forgot about the day to day worries…
Or whether you want to pick the game up as quickly as possible and become the best player you can be.
Your introductory
4 weeks of golf lessons
Your four weekly 1-hour group lessons will be hosted by a professional PGA golf coach who’s had thousands of hours experiencing teaching new golfers.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
- Week 1 - How to hold the club, where to stand, and how to swing.
- Week 2 – How the swing the club correctly to hit the ball where you want.
- Week 3 – How to make those short shots.
- Week 4 – How to putt like a pro.
All the equipment and coaching will be provided for you for free. The only cost is the £20 to cover the 4 weeks of range balls to hit
Loved by complete beginners and returning golfers
Kirsten
Beginner Golfer
“I was nervous about starting golf considering I have never picked up a club, but Horton Park made it so fun and sociable!”
John
Returning Golfer
“I last played golf over 20 years ago. The lessons at Horton Park have made me love the game again, I always look forward to my lessons each week!”
Diana
Beginner Golfer
“I’ve made so many new friends while learning to play golf at Horton Park. The golf coaches are so fun and friendly and teach in such a relaxed environment.”
Find out more about our Beginner Group Classes
There's no better way to try golf for yourself
Our sister club, Horton Golf Park, has been running the Give Golf a Go scheme for over 5 years and is now the biggest beginner coaching scheme in the country.
We have turned 1000’s of beginners into competent golfers that now enjoy the game out on the course.
You will learn everything you need to get started in golf and you won’t do it alone. Join many other like-minded beginners for 4 x one-hour sessions where all equipment is provided.
There has never been a better time to get started on your golfing journey!
Did you know...
Golfing is great exercise and improves well-being?
Enjoy golf with your significant other and friends
Imagine how much fun it will be to spend time together on the course. Fresh air, light exercise, and great conversation.
Burn 900 calories per round of golf
Golf burns more calories than you’d think: playing an 18-hole game of golf burns at least 900 calories whilst walking over 5 miles.
Golf also combines all the known weight-loss benefits of walking combined with the toning and muscle strengthening benefits of swinging the clubs and carrying or pulling your golf bag.
“Good exercise and character building because it takes some patience to get it right!”
Aisling - January 2020
Find out more about our beginner classes
Meet new friends along the way
There’s no better way to make friends than getting involved in the social life scene at Hounslow Golf Park
You’ll meet lots of like minded friends who share similar interests along your journey to becoming a regular golfer.
“There is more to golf than you think. It is also a very sociable game.”
Emma - February 2020
Golfing relieves stress
“Playing golf really does tick all the boxes for things you need for optimal wellbeing. It offers some important feel-good factors, such as an active social life and regular physical activity of the best kind – what we call ‘green exercise’ outside in nature.”
Aisling - January 2020
