The third course on the Kent coast to have held the Open championship, Prince’s was the place where Gene Sarazen first used his new invention the “Sand Wedge” in 1922 on the way to his only Open Championship victory. The course was changed from a 18 hole layout to a 27 holes in 1950’s which has left a tough test with its plateaued greens and rippled fairways.Prince’s is wonderful addition to any golf trip to the Kent coast.

Royal Cinque Ports is located in Deal, Kent just south of its more famous neighbour Royal St Georges in Sandwich. Cinque Ports has twice been host to the Open Championship in 1909 and in 1920. The course is an out and back affair on a relatively flat piece of terrain, but the general contouring of the fairways and with it having some of the best greens in the Britain make it a fabulous experience. The finishing stretch is particular brutal with seven long holes that play into the prevailing winds.

Royal St Georges has hosted the Open Championship fourteen times the most of any course in England. The course opened in the 1880’s and has some of the largest dunes on the Open rota that facilitates some wonderful sea views on the front nine. The course is on a massive scale and there are several blind shots that make it a true adventure. A unique golf courses that offers a stern test to the very best players.

Littlestone is a traditional members club which plays over relatively flat links land. However typically firm & fast the course plays very bouncy which makes it a very fun and challenging course to play especially on windy days that are experienced in this region. There is also second course at Littlestone called Warren and at 5266 yards and par 67 it is a fun challenge.

North Foreland in Kent is one of the most popular seaside golf courses in the country. Situated on the picturesque Kent coast, North Foreland offers two exceptional all-year-round golf courses.

Situated at the entrance of Prince’s, The Lodge, with two adjoining Lodge Houses, has 38 bedrooms including two lavish Bay and Links suites, all with en-suite facilities with the modern essentials. Dogs are also welcome to stay with us too. A fantastic facility less than two hours drive from central London, with excellent rail connections, this is the ideal place for Links fanatics. The Lodge at Prince’s is within easy reach of all London train terminals as well as Gatwick and Heathrow Airports, all of which will see you on the South East Coast within 2 hours. In addition The Lodge is around 45 minutes from Folkestone and The Channel Tunnel, offering a new option for people travelling from the continent to the UK.

This charming accommodation with well appointed rooms in the village of Deal is an ideal place to base yourself while playing the great links off the Chanel Coast.