Prince's Golf Club, Highly Recommended on Golfshake, the venue of the 1932 Open Championship won by Gene Sarazen, has revealed that it has completed further developments overseen by renowned course architects McKenzie & Ebert. read more ...

TP Tour legend Daniel Gaunt secured his 13th victory on the circuit at the renowned Prince's Golf Club in Sandwich, Kent, overcoming a strong field that featured players with multiple titles on the Challenge Tour. read more ...

The acclaimed Prince's Golf Club in Sandwich Bay, Kent, host of the Open Championship in 1932, has now completed its major renovation project, unveiling a completely new par-3 hole, named Smugglers' Landing. read more ...

Prince's Golf Club is a revered venue in Sandwich, Kent, a place loved by Golfshake's Andrew Picken. But he hadn't yet taken the opportunity to sample the striking accomodation on site, The Lodge. Andy returned to experience this paradise of links golf. read more ...

Prince's Golf Club in Kent is known for hosting the 1932 Open Championship, but is also one of the most revered venues on Golfshake. Andrew Picken visted to discover for himself, and he has documented his thoughts on the course, and shared the rich history behind the club. read more ...

The acclaimed Prince's Golf Club - a Highly Recommended venue on Golfshake - and host of the 1932 Open Championship, won by Gene Sarazen, has revealed plans to renovate its Shore and Dunes nines. read more ...

The Laddie Lucas Spoon Junior Open is a historic event for young golfers at Prince's Golf Club, and this year the prestigious venue is offering free entry to all boys and girls aged between 8 and 13 years of age. read more ...

Former Open Championship venue Prince’s Golf Club has begun the year celebrating a major rise in standing, having ascended inside the top 50 of Golf World's most recent Top 100 in England. read more ...

The revered Prince's Golf Club has declared its objective to support and hone potential stars of the future after launching a junior foundation that aims to carry local talent through to elite amateur and professional golf. read more ...

Continuing to enhance its superb facilities, Prince's Golf Club has unveiled its revamped short-game area to complement the venue's highly regarded 27 holes of links golf. read more ...

The revered Prince's Golf Club in Kent's Sandwich Bay, famously host of the 1932 Open Championship, has showcased its spectacular redeveloped Himalayas nine holes with a grand unveiling. read more ...

Kents revered Prince’s Golf Club - host of the 1932 Open Championship - has unvelied comprehensive and ambitious plans to redevelop its Himalayas nine. read more ...