Past Lady Captains' Trophy

Chislehurst Golf Course

Chislehurst, Greater London, England

Chislehurst Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course founded in 1894, situated within 70 acres in the heart of Chislehurst, Kent. The course design reflects the influences of the renowned architect Harry S Colt, presenting a demanding test that emphasizes accuracy over length. The layout challenges golfers of all abilities while maintaining distinctive charm throughout. The course is characterized by its beautiful parkland setting, offering a scenic backdrop for play. Rather than relying on distance to test players, Chislehurst demands precision and strategic shot-making. The terrain and landscape typical of the Kent parkland setting contribute to the overall playing experience. The club's focal point is Camden Place, its magnificent clubhouse, which adds to the course's appeal. The venue carries historical significance, having hosted notable figures throughout its existence. The course remains a traditional members' club that welcomes visitors and operates various competitions and societies, maintaining its established reputation as a challenging yet rewarding golfing destination.