Welcome to Faversham Golf Club

Faversham Golf Club was founded in 1902 by - according to the Club’s history book -  “12 fervent disciples and 20 or so lukewarm supporters.”  The Club moved to its present home in 1911 with the land being leased by Lord Harris, the Kent and England Cricket Captain.

It had a slightly unusual condition in the original lease which is still in force today, providing that the golf is subject to gaming and sporting rights, i.e. pheasant shoots have priority!  The Club mascot is a Cock Pheasant and despite the above threat many of them are to be seen wandering the fairways.

The hurricane in 1987 had a devastating effect on this beautiful woodland course, but it has now regained much of its former splendour. The addition of the impressive new Clubhouse, which was formally opened in December 1997, compliments the course.

We hope you will come and enjoy a fun game of golf in these attractive and peaceful surroundings and partake of our legendary hospitality.