With its famously challenging 18-holes set in 450 acres of SSSI dune land, Royal St George's Golf Club is one of Britain's finest links golf courses. Golfers can enjoy beautiful surroundings and stunning sea views.

The club, situated in Sandwich, has hosted 'The Open Championship' 14 times, and was proud to welcome 'The 149th Open' back for the 15th time in July 2021. The course also proudly hosts other numerous tournaments for both amateur and professional golfers from across the world.

All reservations must be confirmed by the office in advance.

Royal St George's Clubhouse welcomes visitors.

The Open at Royal St George's Golf Club:

• 'The 34th Open' in 1894, won by J.H. Taylor (The first Open held outside Scotland).
• 'The 39th Open' in 1899, won by Harry Vardon.
• 'The 44th Open' in 1904, won by Jack White.
• 'The 51st Open' in 1911, won by Harry Vardon.
• 'The 57th Open' in 1922, won by Walter Hagen.
• 'The 63rd Open' in 1928, won by Walter Hagen.
• 'The 69th Open' in 1934, won by Henry Cotton.
• 'The 73rd Open' in 1938, won by Reg Whitcombe. 
• 'The 78th Open' in 1949, won by Bobby Locke.
• 'The 110th Open' in 1981, won by Bill Rogers.
• 'The 114th Open' in 1985, won by Sandy Lyle.
• 'The 122nd Open' in 1993, won by Greg Norman.
• 'The 132nd Open' in 2003, won by Ben Curtis.
• 'The 140th Open' in 2011, won by Darren Clarke.
• 'The 149th Open' in 2021, won by Collin Morikawa.