Kent

An 18-hole tree-lined parkland course with small, undulating greens, a pond hazard on the opening hole and a testing par-3 finish; includes practice facilities and a recently refurbished clubhouse.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1895, known for challenging par fours and tree-lined fairways, located in the village of Bearsted about 2 miles from Maidstone.

A golf and leisure centre offering a challenging 18-hole course plus a separate 9-hole short course, alongside a 30-bay Trackman driving range, gym, 25m pool and spa facilities.

An 18-hole parkland course designed by Donald Steel and opened in 1981, set within the historic Broome Park estate with mature trees, undulating terrain and views of the estate's Jacobean mansion.

An 18-hole, par-71 parkland championship course designed by Harry Colt, operating since 1927 with mature tree-lined fairways; also has a TopTracer driving range.

A pay-and-play resort (formerly Boughton Golf) set across 167 acres near Canterbury, featuring an 18-hole championship course and a separate 9-hole Par 3 course amid orchards, plus a driving range and PGA coaching.

A championship 18-hole course spanning 200 acres of oak woodland and lakes, designed by Sir Nick Faldo as his first Signature course in Europe; includes on-site accommodation and event facilities.

Both nines play to a par of 36, with the last six holes routed around the perimeter of the 110-acre property. One of the bigger water hazards arrives late, at the short par four 18th, where a fountained pond protects the front left of the home green. Other holes of note include the 446-yard par four 4th (rated stroke index 1); the shortest of the par threes at the 141-yard 8th (with a small pond to the front left of the green); and the signature par five…

An 18-hole downland course between the Forest of Blean and the Kent coast, noted for excellent putting surfaces, sweeping sea views toward the Isle of Sheppey and Thames estuary, and a clubhouse in one of the world's oldest golf clubhouse buildings.

An 18-hole parkland course within 70 acres in the heart of Chislehurst, established in 1894 with design associated with Harry S. Colt; the historic clubhouse, Camden Place, once hosted Napoleon III, Empress Eugénie and Queen Victoria.

An 18-hole parkland course near Bluebell Hill, Maidstone, designed by Martin Hawtree. Run by the Get Golfing charity, it is a short but accuracy-demanding layout conveniently sited near Junction 6 of the M20.

An 18-hole, par-72 downland/parkland course (6,200 yards) set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Shoreham, on free-draining chalk terrain that allows year-round play. The club has rebranded to 'The Darenth' but is the same golf club formerly known as Darenth Valley Golf Club.

An established members' golf club on Dartford Heath with an 18-hole parkland/heathland course.

A golf club (known as 'The Valley') near Folkestone, a long-established Kent club.

An 18-hole parkland course established in 1911 on the Belmont Park Estate, playing to a par of 70 over 6,000 yards on chalk downland, with tree-lined fairways and elevated greens; noted as the home course of former European Tour player Roger Chapman and Solheim Cup captain Mickey Walker.

An 18-hole parkland course in the Medway Towns near Junction 4 of the M2, known for pleasant, narrow, tree-lined fairways and notably small greens that demand accuracy.

The par-72, 18-hole Championship Course (Kings and Queens nines, up to 7,002 yards) on the Hever Castle Estate, with a Trackman-equipped driving range and Waterside dining.

A challenging par-69 links golf course on the Kent coast, bordered by the Royal Military Canal and the English Channel with views across to France. Eco-friendly and suitable for all abilities.

An 18-hole parkland course near Edenbridge (formerly Edenbridge Golf Club), established in 1975, par 71 over 6,324 yards, with a driving range and putting green.

An 18-hole championship inland links course established in 1995, noted as one of the driest inland courses in Kent thanks to free-draining geology, with heather, rough carries and sculptured USGA-spec greens.

An 18-hole parkland course of 6,448 yards winding along both banks of the River Teise, with rolling Kent/Sussex countryside views and a signature par-3 12th hole requiring a water carry.

A parkland golf course attached to the London Beach Country Hotel & Spa near Tenterden, offering a challenging layout plus a golf video simulator and PGA instruction.

The championship Heritage course at this prestigious private 36-hole downland complex designed by Jack Nicklaus, host of the European Open in 2008 and 2009.

The International course at this prestigious private 36-hole downland complex designed by Jack Nicklaus, alongside the championship Heritage course.

A council-run parkland facility spanning over 500 acres, comprising the 18-hole Castle Course (par 71, 6,725 yards) with views of Lullingstone Castle and the shorter 9-hole Valley Course (par 33).

An 18-hole championship course of 6,629 yards, par 71, on the Romney Marsh, distinguished by lakes featuring on 11 of the 18 holes, with a Toptracer range and pro shop.

An 18-hole parkland course designed by Willie Park Jr., first played in 1909 with its current routing established in 1972; a well-established members' club with around 800 members.

Parkland 18-hole golf course set in the Kent countryside, part of a golf, health and country club with practice facilities and PGA coaching.

Clifftop downland/parkland-style 18-hole championship course overlooking the North Sea, plus the Northcliffe Course, an 18-hole par-3 course on the same site.

Pay-and-play parkland golf centre (run by Mytime Active) comprising an 18-hole and a 9-hole course at Cray Valley, a further 9-hole course at Ruxley, an 18-bay floodlit driving range, and an indoor golf simulator.

Parkland 18-hole, par-72, 6,835-yard championship course near the Kent/Surrey border with views over the surrounding countryside; hosted the PGA EuroPro Tour in 2021.

The 18-hole championship course at this pay-and-play parkland golf centre, with facilities for lessons, societies and weddings/functions.

The 18-hole main course at this council-run (Tonbridge & Malling) parkland golf centre, plus a 12-bay driving range and clubhouse bar/restaurant.

Parkland/downland 18-hole golf and country club set in the North Kent countryside, with a driving range and function facilities.

Parkland 18-hole golf course set within the historic Cobham Hall estate on the North Downs near Rochester, with mature woodland and views over the Medway valley.

Historic parkland 18-hole members' course at Eltham, regarded as one of the oldest golf clubs in the world (founded traditions trace to the early 17th century), sited on the edge of Kent/south-east London.

Downland 18-hole golf club set on the North Downs above Folkestone with views over the English Channel towards France.

An 18-hole seaside/downland course on the Isle of Sheppey, one of the older clubs in Kent, known for its exposed coastal setting.

An 18-hole parkland course on Shooters Hill in the Royal Borough of Greenwich, offering challenging tree-lined holes with views across the North Kent countryside.

An 18-hole course in the Shortlands suburb of Bromley, conveniently located near Bromley, Orpington, Beckenham and Biggin Hill, within walking distance of Shortlands railway station.

An 18-hole parkland course (6,304 yards, par 71) rated among Kent's best, with trees as the defining feature and well-kept greens; hosts county and PGA events regularly.

An 18-hole downland-style course (6,148 yards, par 69) near Gravesend, built in 1999, featuring well-groomed fairways and greens with wide views.

An 18-hole course in Cliffsend near Ramsgate, promoted as "Kent's most welcoming golf club", open to visitors on a turn-up-and-play basis.

A golf centre near Ramsgate offering a course plus practice facilities including a Toptracer driving range and golf simulator.

One of two 18-hole parkland courses (par 71) at this club in Bromley, about seven miles from South London.

One of two 18-hole parkland courses (par 71) at this club in Bromley, alongside the East Course.

A golf club on Woodchurch Road in Tenterden, in the Weald of Kent, welcoming members and visitors.

An 18-hole course (6,242 yards, par 71) at Sutton Valence with views across the Weald of Kent, around 20,000 established trees, two strategically placed lakes affecting holes 1, 8 and 18, plus an 11-bay driving range and short-game practice area.

An 18-hole, par-70 championship parkland course designed by Donald Steel within a Delta Hotels by Marriott resort near Maidstone, set in a former deer park with ancient pines and a fly fishery.

The 18-hole, par-72 North Course at this parkland golf complex, with a clubhouse restaurant overlooking the course and views across the River Medway.

An 18-hole downland course designed by James Braid atop the White Cliffs of Dover, with sea views from every hole and cross-Channel views to France; chalk-based terrain gives rapid drainage for year-round play.

An 18-hole parkland course in rolling Kent countryside with lakes, elevation changes and hazards; operates alongside a hotel, restaurant, gym and wedding venue.

A private 18-hole parkland course built in 1925 and designed by Herbert Fowler, set in a rural location between Downe village and Down House, with an undulating layout and notable elevation changes.

An 18-hole, par-67 course at this family-run parkland facility, alongside the Spitfire Course, both named after aircraft from the former nearby West Malling airfield.

An 18-hole, par-70 course at this family-run parkland facility (since 1995), named after aircraft that flew from the former nearby West Malling airfield.

The main 6,270-yard, par-72 course at this 27-hole parkland facility, with USGA-specification greens, tree-lined fairways and North Downs views.

A compact 18-hole coastal course (4,877 yards) between Westgate-on-Sea and Birchington, with small, testing greens and stunning cliff-top sea views; well-suited to golfers of all ages and abilities.

A private 18-hole parkland championship course (par 72, 6,539 yards), originally laid out in 1890 and redesigned by James Braid in 1929 with later refinements by Jonathan Gaunt in 2013; used as an Open qualifying course.

An 18-hole heathland course established in 1906 and expanded from 9 to 18 holes in the 1990s by architect Donald Steel (opened 1995); set on a free-draining sandstone ridge (par 70, 6,001 yards) allowing year-round play on main greens.