Chislehurst Golf Club

The Chislehurst Golf Club's golf course was established on May 26, 1894, as a result of efforts by local residents, including Alexander Travers Hawes. The land for the course was part of a 124-acre park acquired by William Willett, a builder who originally planned to create a housing estate but later reserved the central area for the golf course.

The site of the golf course, Camden Place, served as a social hub for Chislehurst and had housed distinguished visitors such as Queen Victoria and the exiled French Imperial Family in the 1870s. While the historical context of the club includes its social prominence, specific details related to the course's design, architect, or year of establishment are not provided.

Visitors are welcome at Chislehurst Golf Club and must make prior arrangements with the Professional Shop before playing. The club operates as a cashless business, accepting only credit/debit card payments.