A Historic Clubhouse with Timeless Charm

Nestled on Wimbledon Common, beside the iconic Wimbledon Windmill and The Millhouse, our beautiful Victorian Clubhouse is rich with history and character.

The Club’s story began humbly in Mrs. Doggett’s cottage, under the shadow of the Windmill. As the Club grew, golfers moved to the “Iron House” near Parkside, once home to the rifle volunteers. In 1896, the Iron House was replaced with the purpose-built Clubhouse you see today, completed in 1897. Though briefly damaged by fire in 1900, it was lovingly restored and continues to stand as a proud symbol of London Scottish heritage.

Today, this remarkable setting offers a warm and welcoming space for

• Private events and celebrations

• Filming location

• Corporate gatherings and events

To book our Clubhouse for your next occasion, please call us on 020 8788 0135 our friendly team will help plan every detail and make your event truly special.

The Heart of the Clubhouse

At the centre of our Clubhouse lies the Main Hall and Bar, a space that perfectly blends historic charm and inviting warmth.

Featuring grand traditional fireplaces, original pitch pine–panelled walls, large windows flood the space with natural light and beautiful parquet flooring, the room exudes classic Victorian character.

A Space Steeped in History

Our men’s locker room offers a rare glimpse into the Club’s proud heritage. It still features the original rifle lockers once used by the London Scottish Rifle Volunteers, a remarkable link to our historic roots.

Carefully preserved over the years, these lockers are now used by members today, blending living history with modern club tradition.