Knole Park Golf Club
Hole Description
"The final par 5 offers a simpler test than some. Turning to head back to the clubhouse, you again find spectacular views: of the estate to one side, and of the North Downs and the Darenth Valley to the other. A stand of pines can catch a drive that's too far left and 3 recently added bunkers on the right mean a straight and well struck tee shot to the middle of the fairway will leave you a wood to just short of the green. On the way you'll pass a long gully and large pit used by British troops practicing their grenade work ahead of the D-day landings. Gully and pit can catch anything short or mishit, but if you've cleared them it's a straightforward pitch to the flag and two putts for par."
"We have endeavoured to lay out an interesting 18 holes, some quite remarkably so and we think we have succeeded."
J. F. Abercromby, Course Architect
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