Three private simulator bays. A short menu, properly cooked. The handicap-free way to play eighteen — without leaving the city.
We didn't want another driving range with neon and lager. We wanted a small, quiet room, a proper screen, a good kitchen, and somewhere to sit afterwards.
Three bays. Sixty minutes. The rest of the evening, however you like it.
Golf Haus is small on purpose. Three bays, a quiet kitchen, a lounge to land in afterwards — designed to flow as one evening, not three separate bookings.
Three private rooms, each fitted with a wall-sized 4K projection. Soundproofed. Climate-controlled. Yours for the hour.
A short menu of small plates designed to share between shots. British produce, properly cooked — plus a considered list of soft drinks, from cold-press juices to alcohol-free aperitifs.
A members' sitting room finished in oak and wool. Stay for coffee after your round, or wait here for friends. Available to all guests until 18:00, members anytime.
Our flagship room. Walnut panelling, deep banquette, the largest screen in the haus. Sat-down service throughout.
Designed to share between shots. British produce, classic technique, nothing fried in a basket. Plus a thoughtful list of cold-press juices, teas, coffees and zero-proof spirits.
Sample selection · menu rotates monthly
Soft drinks · alcohol-free aperitifs · coffee & tea
You won't see the cameras. You won't hear the fans. You'll see your ball flying exactly the way it would on the eighteenth at Carnoustie.
It's the only golf place in London I'd happily bring a date. Or a client. Or both.
Came for one round. Stayed three hours over coffee and a plate of crab. Booked again the next morning.
The kit is genuinely better than my own club's. The room reads, the spin numbers, all of it.
Bays open from 16:00 weekdays, midday at weekends. From £50 per hour. Members are released seven days early.
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