We're delighted that you've found us!  Bexleyheath Golf Club is a traditional members club enjoying a reputation for its excellent course and friendly and welcoming atmosphere in the Club House.  A good test of golf, BGC’s parkland 9-hole course is maintained in first class condition and is challenging for both new and experienced players.

Visitors are always welcome to play either 9 or 18 holes and our members will assist in advising you on the course layout.  It may be that you would like to play 9 holes before joining the Club or simply wish to add another course to the many you have played.  Either way is acceptable and you will be most welcome.  Please phone the Secretary/Manager to book a tee time. 

Competitions are played throughout the week and at weekends and all members are eligible to play in relevant competitions.  In addition to the Men’s section, we have a VETS section for the over 60s and a thriving Ladies section.  We also have a Junior section and warmly welcome applications.  As well as formal competitions, weekly swindles are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays and all are welcome to join.  Membership is available for all categories including twilight and reduced membership fees for those aged 18-31.  You will not need a sponsor and there is no joining fee.

Our Blue Chef serves excellent food that is the envy of many local clubs and real ales and wine are served in the Club House where you can relax after a game of golf.  An active social programme is organised including themed lunches, dances, discos, cabaret and quiz nights. We hope to meet you soon and welcome you in person!

Welcome - I am now 10 months into my Captaincy year & thoroughly enjoying myself. The Summer Season is now over & I can look back on it with great pride both on and off the course, particularly my Charity Day when the sun shone & we raised a fantastic sum of money for Marie Curie. We had a good record in this year’s friendly matches with 4 wins, 3 halves & 3 losses - a great effort by all those playing in the matches – well done.   The Wednesday night competition has now finished & enjoyed by all – congratulations to the winners & thanks to all members who played in them. The Gents beat the Ladies in the annual match but a good day was enjoyed by all – they’re set for revenge next year & have already ordered a pink ribbon to replace this year’s blue!

Life off the course has been busy attending quiz evenings, dances & the recent comedy night (special thanks to Liam Smith for his support– it’s great watching home grown talent!!) Also, thanks to all those who arranged &  supported the Club's social events & to Peter Haggar for organising the raffles. Social events are arranged for members & their family & friends so please try and come along to future events – they are fun & provide a good place for meeting new friends. The New Year's Eve Party tickets will be on sale soon with live music from Run VT - a great way to welcome in the New Year!

This year’s Jack Hicks draw has been made with BCG receiving a bye through to the 2nd round - I wish the team the best of luck. I am now looking forward to my Captain’s challenge matches over the winter season & hope to play as many members as possible for my charity Marie Curie. 

Wendy & I have represented the Club at both Dartford’s & Eltham Warren’s Annual Dinner Dance where we were well looked after. Both were held in-house and a tremendous success. On 16^thNovember the Club’s Comedy Night was held & was well attended and I would like to thank Liam Smith for his assistance in arranging the night. On 20^thNovember I attended Shortlands Drive-In where the theme was racing jockeys. This was a great day and fun was had by all.

On 3^rd December the Ladies held their Xmas Bazaar where a lot of work had been undertaken by the Ladies section, & a great amount of money was raised during the day. Well done to Gwen and her Ladies. This was a good day. On 6^th December I went with various Past Captains and Julie to the London Captains’ Dinner which held at the Copthorne Tara Hotel in London. I would like to express my thanks to Keith Deadman for arranging this evening and taking care of finances. The guest speaker was Peter Alliss.  This was a grand evening.

I am delighted to announce Steve Murphy as my Vice Captain & wish him much luck in the coming year. I would like to take this opportunity to wish everybody at the Club a successful New Year.