Prince's Golf

Prince's Golf Club, located in Sandwich Bay, Kent, England, is a world-renowned golf destination with a rich history and tradition. The club was founded in 1906 and has since undergone several changes and renovations to become the impressive facility it is today.

The Prince's Shore & Dunes Course, designed by David McLay Kidd, is a challenging links course that features natural dunes, undulating fairways, and deep bunkers. The course is located on the coast of Kent, providing stunning views of the English Channel and challenging golfing conditions that are typical of a classic links course.

Prince's Golf Club has hosted many important golf tournaments over the years, including the Open Championship, which was held at the club in 1932. The club also hosted the Curtis Cup in 1956, and has since hosted numerous amateur and professional events.

One of Prince's most notable accomplishments came in 2017, when the club hosted the prestigious Open Championship Final Qualifying, which was won by eventual Open Champion, Jordan Spieth. The event brought together some of the world's best golfers to compete for a spot in the Open Championship, cementing Prince's reputation as a world-class golf destination.

Today, Prince's Golf Club remains a popular destination for golfers from around the world, who come to experience the challenging links courses and rich history of this iconic facility. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, Prince's offers a golfing experience like no other.

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