Tudor Park Golf Course is an attractive Donald Steel-designed parkland layout set within the Kent countryside near Maidstone. The course occupies part of an ancestral deer park, with mature pine trees, rolling ground and countryside views creating a peaceful setting for a round of golf.

Opened in 1988, the 18-hole championship course measures approximately 6,085 yards from the white tees and plays to a par of 70. Although relatively short by modern standards, Tudor Park rewards accuracy rather than power. Its long, narrow fairways place an emphasis on controlled tee shots, while trees, bunkers, water features and carefully positioned greens can quickly punish golfers who stray offline.

The par-three fourth is regarded as the course’s signature hole. Its considerable change in elevation allows golfers to see the entire hole from the tee, with mature trees and water contributing to one of Tudor Park’s most memorable views. Across the wider course, Donald Steel’s routing uses the existing landscape effectively, creating a varied collection of holes without relying on excessive length.

Tudor Park should suit golfers who enjoy strategic parkland courses and prefer to think their way around rather than simply reaching for the driver on every tee. Different tee options make the course accessible to mixed-handicap groups, while the compact arrangement around the first, ninth and eighteenth holes is particularly convenient for society days and golf breaks.

Practice facilities include a driving range and putting green. Lessons, equipment rental and a well-stocked professional shop are also available. The accompanying Delta Hotels Tudor Park Country Club provides on-site accommodation, restaurants, bars, a spa and an indoor swimming pool, allowing groups to combine their round with a convenient stay-and-play break in Kent.