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| Championship Standard Course |
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In 2003, Ben Curtis secured an unlikely Open Championship victory, capturing the hearts and minds of the spectating hordes. In doing so, he also highlighted the unsurpassed glory of the links at Royal St. George's.
| Facilities |
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| Championship Standard Course |
| Club House |
| Pro Shop |
| Putting Greens |
Kent's finest is rightly heralded as one of the jewels in the crown of British golf, and any player fortunate enough to visit will surely understand why St. George's receives such mighty plaudits. The driveway and the clubhouse offer an insight into the austerity and tradition that are inherent to the club, but it not until you follow the opening fairway into the myriad of towering sand dunes that St. George's reveals its true character. The magical holes are carved through the mounds and hills, offering a fantastically diverse challenge; the bunkers are deep and steeply revetted, the rough is extremely punitive, and the magnificent undulating greens are immaculate.
The outward nine is the more picturesque, while the closing stretch is one of the most demanding in world golf, presenting a truly unique challenge. The golf course is combined with rich history and tradition at St. George's, which is one of life's most memorable golfing experiences.
