Kings Hill Golf Club

This was the second time I've played Kings hill, 6 pars after 8 holes I was going along nicely. But the back nine is a bit of a brute. This is a long parkland course which has a links feel. The fairways are narrow, if you miss them your going to be lucky to score. The greens are firm but true, not overly fast. The club house and staff are very friendly and the food is first class. I paid £40 for a society day with a buggy share, this included Ham Egg and chips. If your going to walk be warned this is a long course!

Always wanted to play this one but never got round to it till today.
Great course in good condition , nice club house , friendly staff.
Lots of bunkers !
Need 'next hole' markers badly , we were not the only strangers walking in circles ! and some water in the ball washers please.

Kings Hill is on an old WWII Battle of Britain Spitfire airfield - the wind sock still flies! A very well looked after course with superb greens, great fairways and wonderful views. I played in a social competition that cost £45 included bacon role on arrival, three course meal, and a round of golf. Definitely worth a visit.

I played the course in an inter-club vets match between Kings Hill and Cherry Lodge.

From the yellow tees it is a 6,328 yards par 72 course, comprising the usual mix of 4 par 3s; 10 par 4s and 4 par 5s. The course is not long with most of the par 4s being less than 400 yards. The par 4 18th is the one very long hole. The negative side, or the course defence; is that the rough is very long in places and quite penal. There are also some tricky carries (bunkers or trees) to negotiate expecially for the medium length hitters on the drive. The course fairways and greens are in excellent condition; the greens being medium to large in size with many undulations to negotiate. All of the par 3s were beautiful challenges.

Hospitality at the club was excellent; not surprising perhaps as I was playing a club match. However, I was able to get an excellent pre-match breakfast. I hope to play this course again sometime soon. I can't give a proper vfm assessment as I didn't pay a green fee but only our usual match fee which covers our post-match meal.

Played Kings Hill GC on 3rd January. It had been closed for most of December because of snow but was in great condition.

Kings Hill Golf Club is set out on what had been the West Malling WWII Air field. The land is sandy and so drains well meaning they don't have temporary tees or greens. The course is only closed by snow or severe frost.

The pro is really friendly and the bar staff the same so you'll always get a warm welcome.

The course is long and offers some good challenging holes (5 holes around the 500 yard mark). My only criticism would be that, although there are severl good holes, there is not one which stands out as a 'signature' hole. But that aside, I'd thoroughly recommend a visit.

The course was in very good condition, especially considering the recent weather we've had. The course is very open, probably due to the age, and the front 9 are a lot more interesting then the back 9. Overall, it was ok, but not really memorable.

Nice course which is good for winter play as fast draining, very US in design, An open course with generous fairways and none penal rough.

course just "lacks" something, all four of us mentioned this fact.
there is no signature hole, no water or ditches, a lot of the holes feel and look very much the same.
basically there seems no character to the course.