The Weald of Kent Golf Course is an 18-hole parkland course on Maidstone Road near Headcorn in Kent. The course is open to non-members every day, with tee times available from dawn to dusk and bookable online. Its routing uses rolling countryside, elevation changes, lakes and other hazards, while the wider property combines golf with a hotel, conference facilities and health club.
Specialist golf-course records identify John Millen as the architect and date the course to 1991. The men's layout is generally published as par 70, while the Red course is par 71. Publicly available scorecards disagree on several tee-yardage totals, so no unresolved length or rating figure has been used as the course-level value.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. Designed by John Millen, the course originally opened in 1991. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Putting Green, Chipping Green, Practice Bunker, Driving Range, Golf Buggies, Restaurant, Gym, and 1 more.
Specialist course references date the Weald of Kent golf course to 1991 and credit John Millen with its design. Reliable public material on the development process before opening is limited.
The routing uses the property's rolling terrain, changes in elevation and numerous lakes. The club describes the fairways as relatively generous while using water and other hazards to provide the main strategic challenge.
The golf operation has developed alongside a hotel, conference centre, restaurant and gym, making the property a combined golf and accommodation venue rather than a standalone members' club.
The course is open daily to members and non-members, with online tee-time booking and dynamically priced visitor golf.
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