Sheerness Golf Club’s junior team won the Plate competition at the Srixon Junior 4Somes League final.

Golfers with driving ambition can take on the reigning champions at a prize-packed charity challenge.

A record-breaking attendance at this year’s Open has reminded Kent authorities that transport links must be improved before the tournament returns.

Matt Ford hit a hole-in-one as housemates finished first, second and third at a golf tournament in Scotland.

It might be three years away but already plans are in place for Sandwich to once again host golf's biggest tournament.

Find out how Kent's golfers fared in final qualifying for The Open Championship on Tuesday.

Gillingham golfer Jim Harrison returned from a seven-month injury lay off with back-to-back holes-in-one.

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The 2020 Open golf Championship is to be staged at Royal St George's.

Golfer Yvonne Gormley waited 10 years for a hole-in-one - then hit two on successive days.

Twenty-year-old golfer Tom Farrell from Yalding has achieved his dream by landing the club championship previously held by both his dad and grandad.

Richard Silman made a spectacular return to tournament golf by firing a hole-in-one in his first event back after a lengthy injury lay-off.

Royal St George’s at Sandwich ranked No.1 golf course in the country and four other venues also make the top 100.

Bearsted golfer Matt Ford says retaining his European Tour card was a mental victory.

Bearsted golfer Matt Ford has retained his European Tour card - after a stunning finale in Hong Kong.

Toby Simmance followed family tradition by winning the Sheerness Golf Club 2015 Championship title at the weekend.

Michael Day’s dream of playing at the Open Championship came to a premature end at Royal Cinque Ports on Tuesday.

Qualifying for the Open Championship proved a bridge too far for Kent’s golfers on Tuesday.

Matt Ford has his best chance yet to reach The Open.

Jack Colegate believes his chances of qualifying for The Open are better than ever.