Lamberhurst Golf Club

Lamberhurst Golf Club sits in the High Weald close to the Kent village of the same name, on a parkland course laid across gently rolling ground typical of this part of the Weald. Water comes into play at several points across the round, adding definition to holes that might otherwise rely purely on the rolling terrain for their character. The surrounding countryside is rural and largely undeveloped, giving the course a quiet, settled backdrop away from the busier parts of west Kent. Lamberhurst village itself lies within an area better known for orchards, vineyards and hop gardens than for golf, and the club's course reflects that agricultural landscape in its open, rolling fairways. The combination of Wealden hills, water features and a genuinely rural setting distinguishes Lamberhurst from courses built on flatter or more built-up ground elsewhere in the county, and the club continues to draw on this landscape as the defining feature of a round played here.