Prince's Golf Club sits proudly on the scenic Kent coast, immediately adjacent to the more famous Royal St George's. What makes Prince's truly special is its three distinct nine-hole loops—Shore, Dunes, and Himalayas—each offering a completely different character and challenge. The Shore hugs the coastline with dramatic views across Sandwich Bay, the Dunes weaves an anticlockwise loop through undulating terrain toward the Royal St George's boundary, and the recently redesigned Himalayas (upgraded by renowned architects Mackenzie & Ebert) showcases elevated tees and stunning sea-facing par 3s including the spectacular 5th hole, Bloody Point. This is a course steeped in history—Gene Sarazen won the 1932 Open Championship here, and it remains an Open Qualifying venue. Despite living in the shadow of its more celebrated neighbor, Prince's has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years with new sand scrapes and strategic design work that earned it a spot in the Top 100 Golf Courses of Great Britain and Ireland. The central clubhouse allows for flexible routing through all 27 holes, making it perfect for multi-day golf trips where groups can experience different combinations daily.
Hugs the Kent coastline with dramatic sea views and follows southward terrain with stunning vistas of Sandwich Bay.
An anticlockwise loop through undulating dune terrain with five holes heading south toward Royal St George's boundary.
Recently redesigned by Mackenzie & Ebert, featuring elevated tees, new sea-facing par 3s, and a more contemporary links feel.
The Lodge at Prince's features 38 bedrooms plus Bay and Links Suites with views over Sandwich Bay and Royal St George's. Dormy house-style accommodation is highly rated for golf trips with interconnecting rooms, dedicated golf club storage, lounges, and a 2 AA Rosette restaurant (Brasserie on the Bay) with views across the course.