Golf Courses in White Cliffs Country
Home to some of the country's most challenging course's and host
to The Open Championship - 13 times to date, golf club's in White
Cliffs Country can offer something special, tempting both the
professional and amateur to want to return for more...
Royal St George's
This Links course provides a severe test for even the greatest
of golfers and the fact that only three Open winners, Bill Rogers
in 1981, Greg Norman in 1993 and Ben Curtis in 2003, have managed
to be under par after the 72 holes, speaks for itself.
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Royal Cinque Ports
Royal Cinque Ports at Deal has twice hosted the Championship, in
1909 when J H Taylor won the title, and again in 1920 when the
winner was George Duncan. In more recent times it has been the
venue for The Amateur in 1982, The Seniors Open Amateur in 1987 and
the St Andrews Trophy in 1992.
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Prince's Golf Course
Prince’s has recently celebrated its centenary and has hosted
numerous major competitions, including the Open Championship in
1932. Gene Sarazen claimed the trophy to extend an unbroken
nine-year run of American success. Last year it was the qualifying
course when The Amateur was played at St George’s.
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Kingsdown and Walmer
A challenging 18-hole downland golf course, set atop the White
Cliffs, between Dover and Deal. The course offers superb views of
the English Channel from every hole and is a delight to play.
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