Chart Hills Golf Club

The British Chart Hills Golf Club is located in the southeast of England, about 83 kilometers southeast of London. The closest major city is Ashford County in Kent. The M20 highway going south leads to the golf club’s grounds. Chart Hills Golf Club was designed in 1993 by Sir Nick Faldo and has won several prizes. It extends over an area of 500,000 square meters and is surrounded by oak woods and lakes. The fairways are quite curvy and the greens feature the occasional bump. This course is certainly not easy to play. A special feature for every green fee golfer is the online golf management system, which gives access to each player’s individual handicap, course book and route maps. Chart Hills Golf Club is a par 72 golf course with 18 holes and a total length of 6,520 meters. Hole 17 is well-known beyond the borders of the region not just for its breathtaking beauty, but also significant challenges for every golfer. From the tee-off, the ball must be played over a 147-meter long water area, enclosed with reed, flora and fauna, in order to reach the island green. On top of that, the Chart Hills Golf Club has one of the longest bunkers in Europe. The club’s grounds also feature a beautiful clubhouse in a lofty style and of course a Pro Shop, a driving range and further practice facilities.