For the last few years, our seasonal meetings have been the jewel in the CJ-crown, held at some truly exceptional venues, and this year's Summer instalment promises to be no different. Following in the footsteps of previous winners at venues like Royal St George's and Alwoodley, we head to one of London's finest.

The Addington began in 1913, and is somewhat unique in that it has always been a proprietarily owned club, as well as being the only Abercromby & Colt design in existence. The syndicate share ownership in the early days meant architect J.F. Abercromby was the resident 'benevolent dictator' where he famously declared 'I am the suggestion box'.

In 1964 the course fell into the hands of Moira Fabes, an eccentric owner whose reverence for the design 'Aber' left behind meant she neglected the site and let nature take care of it until in 2006 Ron Noades and more recently his son Ryan have come to be the custodians. The course boasts dramatic elevation change, unrivalled views across London and bridges that would make Indiana Jones go weak at the knees.

Under the guidance of Clayton, DeVries & Pont, Ryan is spearheading a renovation programme which - when complete - will restore the Addington firmly back amongst the very best courses in Great Britain & Ireland.

The Itinerary: This year we'll be playing the event in one day. Comms on the lead up the event will almost certainly include some evening activities afterwards, so accommodation options will be circulated nearer the time and we highly recommend planning to stay over in the evening.