Wine Country
Wealden vineyards give local dining a distinctly Kentish identity today.
SOUTH EAST ENGLAND
Kent Weald & Dungeness begins inland at Chart Hills, where rolling countryside, oak woodland, water, and bold bunkering create a modern championship test.
South towards Romney Marsh, Littlestone and Rye change the character completely, bringing firm links turf, open skies, and coastal winds into a more traditional seaside game.
The fifth hole in Chart Hills includes one of Europe's longest bunkers.
Littlestone staged Final Qualifying for The Open in 2003.
Golf has been played at Littlestone since 1888.
Rye's Old Course forms two separate nine-hole loops.
Kinfern can include local places and experiences alongside your golf, should you wish to spend more time exploring beyond the course.
Wealden vineyards give local dining a distinctly Kentish identity today.
Fourteen historic churches stand across the open fields of Romney Marsh.
Low fields and drainage ditches create broad views across Romney Marsh.
Old hop-drying buildings still mark inland Kent's farmed landscape today.
Tee times at the world's most respected links and parkland courses, secured and coordinated for your group.
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