Golf

Consistently ranked among the world’s best courses, Royal St George’s made history in 1894 as the first venue outside Scotland to host The Open, and has welcomed the championship 15 times since.

• Distance:
  Just 3.1 miles away, about a 9-minute drive.

• Handicap Requirement:
  All players must have a handicap of 18 or below.

• Visitors:
  Golf attire is allowed throughout the club until 11:00 AM. After that, gentlemen are required to wear a jacket and tie, and ladies are expected to dress in a style that complements this dress code.

Regarded as one of the finest championship links in the world, Royal Cinque Ports is a Members’ Club with a celebrated 18-hole course. It proudly hosted The Open in 1909 and 1920, as well as many of golf’s most prestigious amateur events.

• Distance:
  5.3 miles away, about a 14-minute drive.

• Handicap Requirement:
  No handicap is required. However, the championship standard of the course can be a challenge for beginners.

• Visitors:
  Fourballs are welcome on Mondays and Thursdays. Singles and twosomes are accepted on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Hosting the Kent Open and numerous PGA events annually, Prince’s is recognised as one of the UK’s top tournament clubs. The 27-hole championship links has challenging fairways and stunning coastal views, making it a favourite with golfers.

• Distance: 5.9 miles away, about a 16-minute drive.

• Handicap Requirement: No handicap is required, but higher-handicap players may find the course challenging.

• Visitors: Prince’s offers three nine-hole loops: Himalayas, Shore, and Dunes. When you book, the team will let you know which 18-hole combination you’ll play.