South East England – Surrey and Kent

The most visited courses in England

Kent, one of the most visited courses in England, is a place full of championship courses in the South East of England. You’ll be sure to up your game on the county’s east coast, which also offers spectacular views of the White Cliffs of Dover and the English Channel.

The famous Royal St George’s, the number 1 course in England, along with others such as Prince’s and Royal Cinque Ports, need little introduction, however there are a number of other hidden course that contribute to the Kent coast being renowned as one of the best regions for golf in England.

The demand for world-class golf in the most populous part of the country is huge, which is why some of the best courses in the UK are right on London’s doorstep. There are a number of stunning woodland courses within easy reach of the capital, including the famous Sunningdale, one of the best 36-hole courses in the world, and Walton Heath, which hosted the 2018 British Masters, one of the European Tour’s most prestigious tournaments. In addition, there is The Berkshire Golf Club, founded in 1928, and Camberley Heath, a true classic nestled amongst the pines and heather of the Surrey countryside.