A Kent & London golf trip combines world-class championship golf with the cultural richness of England’s historic capital and the stunning Kent coastline. When planning your Golf Trip to London & Kent, you’ll discover that some of England’s finest links courses are just over hour’s drive from the city center, making it remarkably easy to blend iconic sightseeing with unforgettable golf experiences.
The London and Kent region is home to the top 3 courses in England—Royal St George’s in Kent, along with Sunningdale Old and Sunningdale New in Surrey, just west of London. Royal St George’s, an Open Championship venue that has crowned champions since 1894, offers an authentic links experience on the Kent coast. Meanwhile, the Sunningdale courses provide a contrasting heathland experience with tree-lined fairways and immaculate conditioning. Your Golf Trip to Kent & London can feature rounds across these legendary layouts, each presenting unique challenges and showcasing the variety of English golf at its absolute finest.
Day 1 Princes
Your Kent & London Golf Tour will start at Princes – Striking a rare balance between modern ambience and historic charm, Prince’s Golf Club offers 27 Holes of outstanding championship links golf in an idyllic coastal setting. Having undergone a significant redevelopment since 2017 Princes is quickly catching up to its two Royal neighbours and a must play while in Kent
Day 2 Royal Cinque Ports
Also known as Deal, is a classic and demanding links course set along the Kent coastline, offering a traditional seaside test shaped by wind, firm turf and natural contours. Measuring almost 7,500 yards off the back sticks its a brute, The last 6 holes generally play into a stiff breeze so try and make your score on the front side
Day 3 Royal St. Georges
Known as “Sandwich” by the locals Royal St. Georges is steeped in history and Widely regarded as one the the toughest test of golf on the planet St. Georges is not for the faint hearted. Length and ball flight control are imperative around this historic links, Royal St. Georges is the most famous of the three links courses on this Kent & London Golf Trip.
Day 4 Walton Heath
Day four of your Kent & London Golf Trip brings you to Walton Heath which is is one of the world’s most highly regarded golf clubs, famous for its rich golfing and political history and the quality of its two exceptionally challenging heathland layouts, described by Jack Nicklaus as “wonderfully pure
Day 5 Sunningdale (New)
The New Course, more robust and demanding than its Old Course counterpart, presents a diverse array of holes — from exacting par‑3s to strategic, risk‑reward par‑5s — all set within the serene heathland of Surrey. Renowned for its natural elegance, immaculate conditioning, it stands among England’s most esteemed inland courses and is an essential experience for golfers on their London Golf Trip
Day 6 St. Georges Hill
Set amid rolling terrain dotted with mature trees and heather-lined fairways, it offers a challenging yet rewarding test for golfers of all abilities. With a layout that emphasizes precision and thoughtful course management, St George’s Hill combines natural beauty with a refined golfing experience. Its reputation for excellence and timeless design make it a must-play destination for golfers visiting the South East of England.
Day 7 Sunningdale (Old)
The Old Course at Sunningdale is a true heathland classic and one of England’s most revered inland courses. Set amid gently rolling Surrey and Berkshire terrain, it is characterized by tree-lined fairways, heather-clad roughs. Its reputation as a quintessential English heathland experience makes it a must-play destination for those seeking refined and historic golf and is easily top of the list of the best golf courses near London
Photo credit: Jason Livy. Nick Cannon, Princes, Royal St. Georges, Royal Cinque Ports, Sunningdale, Walton Heath & St. Georges Hill
Beyond the fairways, a London golf trip provides unmatched variety. Spend mornings exploring Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, or world-class museums, then head to Kent for afternoon tee times. Enjoy Michelin-starred dining in London, traditional pub fare in historic Canterbury, or fresh seafood along the Kent coast. This combination of championship golf and cultural exploration makes a London golf trip the perfect choice for golfers and their traveling companions alike.
Usually a 7 day London & Kent Golf Tour costs around €4,000-€7,000 depending on courses chosen, accommodation level and number in the group
– What’s the best time of year to visit England for good weather ?
Generally the weather is at its best in England from May – September although lower green fees and lodging rates can sometimes be found in April & October
– What are the best golf courses near London ?
The world renowned courses near London & Kent would be Sunningdale, Royal St. Georges & Royal Cinque Ports and the hidden gems in the region would Princes & West sussex
– How far in advance should I book a golf trip to England ?
For peak season (May-September), we recommend booking 12-18 months in advance to secure tee times at championship courses across England although we will always be able to put together a great itinerary even at late notice
