Prince’s Golf Club (Dunes & Himalayas)

Completed in 1906 to a design by 1902 Amateur Champion Charles Hutchings, Prince's hosted the 1932 Open Championship, famously won by Gene Sarazen, who debuted his newly invented sand iron there; the Sarazen Bunker on the Himalayas course commemorates the victory. Rebuilt after wartime damage by Sir Guy Campbell and John Morrison into today's three nine-hole loops, Shore, Dunes and Himalayas, it sits on the wild, dune-covered expanse of Sandwich Bay and remains an Open Championship qualifying venue.