Championship Links Golf at Prince’s
Set on the Kent coast at Sandwich Bay, Prince’s Golf Club offers 27 holes of outstanding championship links golf, combining historic pedigree with a modern, welcoming feel.
Following major redevelopment in recent years, Prince’s has firmly re-established itself among the leading courses in Great Britain and Ireland. The club has hosted the Women’s Amateur Championship, Final Qualifying for The Open, and will again welcome major amateur championship golf in 2027.
Its place in golfing history is equally impressive. Prince’s hosted The Open Championship in 1932, famously won by Gene Sarazen, and will add another major chapter when it hosts the Walker Cup in 2030.
With sweeping coastal views, beautifully presented links terrain and on-site accommodation at The Lodge overlooking Sandwich Bay and Royal St George’s, Prince’s offers a memorable golfing experience at one of England’s great championship venues.
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Himalayas - 9 Holes
The members' favourite nine has undergone a major upgrade. Renowned architects Mackenzie & Ebert have reimagined the Himalayas course.
Dunes - 9 Holes
The Dunes forms an anticlockwise loop of nine holes five out in a southerly direction to the boundary of Royal St. Georges and four back.
Shore - 9 Holes
As its name implies, the clockwise loop of nine holes initially follows the Shoreline south towards the Lodge at the entrance to the course.
Charity fourball all year round. Valid until 25th August 2027
Kindly donated by Princes Golf Club
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