Sene Valley Golf Club was founded in 1888 by a group of London Commuters on land leased from Lord Radnor on, what was then, land on the outskirts of the town. (now occupied by the Lynwood Estate). The course which adjoined Shornecliffe Army Camp, was requisitioned by the Army in both wars and received significant damage in the second, to such an extent that there was no driving force at the end of the war to restore it. As a result the club died. In 1965 The Radnor Estate purchased the site of the former Hythe Golf Course and engaged Henry Cotton to design a new course using the bones of the old course as a starter. As a result of these investments Sene Valley is one of the most picturesque golf course locations in Kent, indeed perhaps in the Country. Our most prized and valuable asset is our golf course. A large proportion of our money is spent on keeping the course up to scratch and making it enjoyable for members and visitors to play.
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Course | Tee | Holes | Par | Rating | Slope |
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Sene Valley Golf Club | Yellow | 18 | 71 | 69.0 | 126 |