Knole Park Golf Club

The whole golf course is set within a deer park, so there are plenty of opportunities to play a shot Whilst the deer walk beside you. 6 par 3s all provide a different challenge, whether that be length, descent, ascent, bunkers or water hazards. Every hole Is very different from any other and there are plenty of opportunities to attack the course but be prepared to be punished if you’re wayward. Waist length bracken line the fairways from 1-5 and 15-18, whilst ancient ant hills wait beside the fairways of 6-14. There are 6 tees to choose from so the course can play as long or short as you want, however from the white, green and black tees, prepare for some blind drives over bracken covered hills, 499 yard par 4s, dog legs that turn 90 degrees right at 300 yards from the tee and a 230 yard carry to the fairway.

The 19th is equally as good as the previous 18 and the staff at the bar are very welcoming, friendly and professional. The fire pit in the bar is very pleasant in the winter and the large patio overlooking the first tee and 18tg green equally pleasant in the summer.

The new practice area includes a grass range, 3 tiered putting green, 2 tiered chipping green, 2 practice bunkers and a further putting green in front of the patio.

The only downside with the course at Knole is that it is very much an out and back course, with holes 9&10 the furthest from the clubhouse.

Green fees are fairly steep with no twilight tees, however members guests rates are a bargain for a course of this quality. Grab a member or find a visiting society to join!!

This course has a special place in my heart as my father was a captain of Sevenoaks Town G.C. (attached to Knole) many years ago.

The greens are simple superb - fast and true. County Card day rate for the summer was £27 (last year) - what a steal !

Your in Sam King country here (ex Ryder Cup player) and the current Pro and staff are carrying on a great tradition. One of my favorite courses which although testing is very fair and a challenge for all grades of golfer, apart from total beginners.

Club House staff can't help you enough and the food is reasonably priced. Great par 3 to start and a very testing par 4 to finish - in between the rest is pretty good too !

A hidden gem that was the first golfing home of Michael McLean and a must to visit - enjoy.

Played Knole Park quite a few times and if you can play off the back tees it's a different course. Some of the par 4's become very challenging and its a great finish with a blind tee shot to get in position for your second shot to the 18th.

Clubhouse is very 'old school' but staff are friendly and food is good!

All in all a great course in a magical setting.