Crowlands Heath Golf Club Crowlands Heath Golf Club Crowlands Heath Golf Club is a golf course located in Chadwell Heath in London, United Kingdom. Crowlands' golf course is a 9-hole links style course. Because it is not a full 18-hole golf course, players have the option to play a 9-hole round, or play the course twice to complete 18 holes. The course was designed by former Jack Nicklaus designer Mike Pinner, and has been built to Championship USGA Specification. Although the land is of private ownership, members of the public can play on the golf course as if it were public land. The par
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