@KennyPallas There is enough brownfield land to solve the housing crisis in London, the issues is government and local councils not making this land available and not allowing developers to build higher density in strong nodal locations.
(5/5) Cleeve Hill
We are biased with our love for Cleeve Hill. Set out by Old Tom and some influence from Mackenzie, this common land course has quite rightly reached almost cult status amongst the golf architecture circles.
Green fee: £20-£45
(1/5) English golf is something special, and perhaps the most underrated in the world. Deep below the usual top 100 courses like Sandwich and Birkdale lies some seriously interesting, fun and value packed golf and we take a look at possibly the best value golf trip in the world
(4/5) Painswick
Wild, crazy and sometimes breathtakingly world class. You will never play a course like it, and some of you might never want to play it again after the first try. Se across common land and has some stunning views and interesting architecture.
Green fee: £18-£20
(3/5) Minchinhampton Old
First established in 1989 and one of the first clubs to be formed in the West of England, Minch Old is a true delight. Set across common land, the course is shared amongst walkers, dogs and cows! An easy walk and some terrific holes.
Green fee: £20-£35
(2/5) Base yourself in the pretty market town of Cheltenham and you'll have 3 courses within 15mins drive which will offer you some crazy good value, but also very high quality golf. Some of the best value in the world with a combined green fee of £58!