Canterbury is an ideal location for golf lovers and at the Best Western Abbots Barton Hotel, we often feature Special Packages on our Special Offers page which include accommodation, meals, and games of golf at Prince's Golf Club featured below. 

Below is a small selection of the many courses in the surrounding area with information on how many holes, yardage and standard scratch of each course.  You can also click on the pictures to view the respective golf clubs.

Prince's Golf Club  

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There are generous fairways which meander through the Sand Dunes. Many greens are set slightly above the fairway level, so 'good' iron play is needed to find these demanding greens. You will need a deft touch with a putter on the greens that house subtle burrows. You will need to pay careful heed to the ditches which come into play on several holes presenting formidable hazards. But if your game is in good shape, bring it to Prince's and present it for examination.

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Broome Park

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Broome Park boasts one of the finest and most challenging courses in Kent. Designed by the well known golf course architect Donald Steel it is a championship length course of 6580 yards long from the medal tees, with a par and standard scratch score of seventy-two.

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Canterbury Golf Club

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Set in glorious English countryside of attractive parkland and woods, the course is every bit as challenging as the designer intended. In addition to the course there is a putting green, chipping green, practice area and nets.

Designed by Harry Colt at the time that he designed Wentworth the course is considered to be the best inland course in the area.
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