The Hurlingham Club

The Hurlingham Club is one of the world's most prestigious private members' clubs, located in Fulham, South West London, set in 42 acres of magnificent grounds bordering the River Thames. Founded in 1869, the club has a rich sporting heritage spanning over 150 years, including its historic role as the headquarters of British polo and the venue for the 1908 Olympic polo matches.

The club offers an exceptional range of sporting facilities, including lawn tennis, cricket, croquet, squash, swimming (indoor and outdoor pools), bowls, a nine-hole par 3 golf course, and a fully equipped gymnasium and fitness centre. The beautiful grounds and world-class courts make it a premier destination for tennis in London.

Hurlingham has long been at the centre of world croquet, hosting top-ranking international competitions on its historic lawns. The club's elegant Georgian-style clubhouse, south-facing terraces, and landscaped gardens provide a unique atmosphere that blends sporting excellence with social tradition. With around 13,000 members, the club remains one of London's most exclusive and sought-after sporting and social institutions.