Royal St George's Golf Club Breaks | Championship Links Course | Grand Tour Golf
Royal St George's Golf Club championship links course in Sandwich, Kent
The Open Championship Venue

Royal St George's Golf Breaks
Championship Links Golf

One of England's most iconic links courses and a regular host of The Open Championship. A true bucket-list experience for any serious golfer on the Kent coast.

Sandwich, Kent
15x Open Championship Host

A Historic Links Masterpiece

Founded in 1887, Royal St George's is one of the world's most revered links courses — a championship test that has crowned legends and challenged the greatest players in golf.

Windmill with conical roof in rural landscape at sunset with golden sky and green fields

1st Hole

Opening tee shot overlooking Sandwich Bay

Golden rolling hills covered in dry grasses at sunset with a farmhouse in the distance and clear blue sky

4th Hole

Home of the deepest bunker in championship golf

Rolling hills golf course landscape with bunkers and water hazard at sunset under cloudy sky

6th Hole

Dramatic dunes and strategic bunkering

Golden hour landscape of a coastal wetland with marsh grasses, waterways, and forested tree line under a clear sky

14th Hole

Coastal wetlands and pristine marshland views

Elegant living room with burgundy seating, fireplace, bookshelves, and curved windows overlooking city lights at night

The Smoking Room

Historic clubhouse with timeless elegance

18
Championship Holes
15x
Open Host
7,204
Championship Yards
1887
Founded

Royal St George's Golf Breaks

(Stay & Play on the Kent Coast)

Royal St George's is one of the most historic and revered links courses in world golf. Founded in 1887 and located just outside Sandwich on the stunning Kent coastline, this championship layout has hosted The Open Championship 15 times — more than any other course in England.

The course is a true test of links golf, featuring dramatic dunes, rolling fairways, deep pot bunkers, and undulating greens that demand precision and creativity. Unlike many links courses, Royal St George's routing weaves through towering dunes, creating a sense of isolation and grandeur on every hole.

Whether you're following in the footsteps of Open champions like Darren Clarke, Ben Curtis, and Greg Norman, or simply want to experience one of the world's greatest links courses, Royal St George's delivers an unforgettable golf experience. At Grand Tour Golf, we'll help you arrange the perfect stay-and-play package, including accommodation, tee times, and local recommendations.

The Championship Experience

Playing at 7,204 yards from the championship tees as a par 70, Royal St George's is not the longest course on The Open rota — but its difficulty lies in its strategic demands. The ever-present coastal wind, punishing rough, and legendary bunkering require intelligent course management from tee to green.

The infamous 4th hole — with the deepest bunker in championship golf guarding its green — is just one of many memorable holes that have defined Open Championships. The closing stretch from the 15th onwards is widely regarded as one of the finest finishes in links golf.

Open Championship Venue

15-time host of golf's oldest major

True Links Golf

Classic coastal links experience

Historic Club

Founded in 1887

Kent Coast

Stunning Sandwich Bay location

Championship Course Stats

Par 70
Championship
7,204
Yards
15x
Open Host
1887
Established

Course Highlights

  • Towering dunes framing every hole
  • Legendary 4th hole with deepest bunker in championship golf
  • World-class closing stretch (15-18)
  • Stunning views across Sandwich Bay
  • Rich Open Championship history since 1894
  • Warm clubhouse hospitality and dining

Play a True Links Legend

Book your golf break at Royal St George's with Grand Tour Golf. Experience one of the world's greatest links courses with guaranteed tee times, accommodation, and a tailored itinerary built around your group.

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