‘Only fifteen miles south-east of Hyde Park Corner there is to be found a sylvan scene of such rare beauty, that many are the artists who, with their paints and easels, have retreated thither. But this part of the Camden Estate has a more active use as well, for it is here that Chislehurst Golf Club was born in the Spring of 1894, and mightily does it flourish still today.’   

Frank Pennink in Golf Illustrated 1952.

Consistent with the design influences of the great Harry S Colt, Chislehurst Golf Club's 18 hole course is situated within 70 acres of beautiful parkland in the heart of Chislehurst in Kent.  It offers a truly demanding test of accuracy rather than length, challenging golfers of all abilities while possessing a quite distinctive charm.

The jewel in Chislehurst Golf Club’s crown is its magnificent clubhouse, Camden Place.  With parts of the building dating back to around 1717 it was, for a while during the 1870s, home to Napoleon III, the Empress Eugenie and their son the Prince Imperial who received regular visits from Queen Victoria.

The clubhouse has three bars to accommodate golfers and more formal occasions alike and is available for private functions including wedding receptions, birthdays, anniversaries and other special celebrations.