At Middlesex Golf, we are dedicated to growing the game of golf and our work benefits around 30 golf clubs and thousands of players.

Golf first came to Middlesex in about 1890. With time more clubs came into being and there was an increasing need and desire for closer co-operation.

On 29th April 1924, the Middlesex County Golf Union was formed.

The main aims of the Union at that time were to further the interests of the game of golf, assist in setting up a uniform system of handicapping by means of an annual County Championship meeting, County matches and by such other action as may be considered desirable for the benefit of the Golf Clubs belonging to the Union.

The earliest recorded meeting of Ladies County Golf was held on February 6th 1900 when Middlesex representatives attended, with other local Counties, to discuss Inter County matches and the rules governing these. By 1901 the Middlesex County Golf Club had 40 members and by 1911 Rules were added to the Membership Booklet. In 1928 they became affiliated to the Ladies Golf Union and changed their name to the Ladies Association. The aim was and continues to be, to encourage women to take up the game in an atmosphere of friendship and to provide opportunities for players of all abilities to compete.