Canterbury Golf Club

Canterbury Golf Club is a semi-private parkland course in England, United Kingdom, open to visiting golfers and designed by Harry Shapland Colt, who laid out the 18-hole, par-71 layout in 1927. The course runs through a woodland setting with mature tree-lined fairways. Bluebells appear in spring and wildlife is present throughout the grounds. Yardage plays between 6,272 and 6,287 yards. Rated 4.5 by 60+ Hole19 golfers. Practice facilities include a covered driving range with TopTracer ball-tracking technology, a putting green, a grass pitching area, and a practice bunker. PGA professionals are on site for lessons, and an Academy Membership is available to non-members for £105 per year. The clubhouse restaurant serves freshly prepared, locally sourced food across breakfast, light bites, lunches, buffets, and formal dining, with seating for up to 100 in the restaurant and capacity for up to 180 for larger informal events. The bar is fully stocked with wines, spirits, whiskies, ales, and lagers, and afternoon teas are available.