In reading How the Scots Invented the Modern World (highly recommended) I ran across this account of the great Scottish architect Robert Adams in London circa 1764: "He owned a splendid house off St. James' Park, where he entertained friends such as the famous actor David Garrick and visitors such as David Hume and James Boswell, and played golf in the park."
Any idea where he would have played, or did he more likely just bat the ball around in a city park?
Bogey