Chart Hills Golf Club
Kent, EnglandOverview
Chart Hills Golf Club was recently purchased by the same group which owns Princes and investment has quickly followed. You will be hearing a lot more about the course in the next few years.
The winding bunker on the 5th at Chart Hills golf club is one of the largest in Europe - aptly called 'Anaconda'.
Travelling Nearby?
An easy trek from London, the Addington, and Chart Hills would ideal and contrasting bookends to a Kent golf coast holiday. Add Princes, Royal St Georges, Royal Cinque Ports, Littlestone, Rye, and even the short course at North Foreland and you've got yourself an epic golf trip of varied golf.
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The club promo video can be seen here
Golf Course Review
Chart Hills Golf Club is located in the affluent countryside of Kent near Biddenden. The course was designed by Steve Smyers and Sir Nick Faldo and had its heyday in the 2000s. The golf course suffered due to a lack of investment in maintenance and issues relating to construction.
Under new management, the work to restore Chart Hills to its former glory is ongoing with work due for completion and ready for play June 1, 2021. Investment has been significant with drainage, sand capping, and reseeding on all 18 holes.
Watch Chart Hills Golf Club Restoration Videos
Video Seven (1 Year On)
Video Eight (Grow In & Clubhouse)
The golf course isn't the only bit receiving an upgrade with significant improvements to the clubhouse, pro shop, and changing rooms ongoing.
Chart Hills Destiny
The ambition is for the Kent-based club to be a high-end, exclusive members club in a similar vein to other well-known private clubs in Surrey and Berkshire. Time will tell whether this is the new Queenwood or Beaverbrook but one thing is for certain, no corners are being cut in making the attempt!
Joe McDonnell & Evalu18 LtdFeatured Architect: Alister MacKenzie
As taken from his book, Golf Architecture, Alister MacKenzie felt the following were essential: 1 - The course, where possible, should be arranged in two loops of nine holes. 2 - There should be a large proportion of good two-shot holes and at least four one-shot holes. 3 - There should be little walking...
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Architects
- Faldo, Sir Nick
- Smyers, Steve
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- Faldo, Sir Nick
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Joe McDonnell & Evalu18 LtdFeatured Architect: Alister MacKenzie
As taken from his book, Golf Architecture, Alister MacKenzie felt the following were essential: 1 - The course, where possible, should be arranged in two loops of nine holes. 2 - There should be a large proportion of good two-shot holes and at least four one-shot holes. 3 - There should be little walking...
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