Royal Cinque Ports & Princes
Match 11 | October 3rd-4th, 2015
Win 9&8
The quintessential garden of England, Kent welcomed the foursome with open arms, big bunkers and monies worth golf. These two magnificent courses have hosted celebrities, pros and prime ministers. Now Partnersforelife.
A battle across the two days was more of the classic times between friends playing foursomes on day one and back to four ball match play on the second. It was another win for RR that came quicker than first thought.
Winning Words
Winning bunker shots
Dates played
Map
Address
URL's
Link to download itinerary as PDF.
Score and winners
Weather - in upcoming
Statistics
Quotes
Picture of the winners
Stories Pictures and gallery with # if it works.
Links to players
"A special few courses by the sea with a touch of charm on every hole. All made better by playing great golf".
"It's a fantastic location that I love coming to play. So nice to keep coming back here time after time".
Royal Cinque Ports
The fast rolling fairways and superb greens have stood the test of time and provide a stiff challenge to lovers of links golf. In a prevailing wind, the last seven holes at Deal are reputed to be amongst the toughest in golf.
72
Par
6623
Yards
72
SSS
Princes
It was completed late in 1906 as an 18-hole course, and was the first course designed to counter the significantly longer Haskell ball. Club captain A.J. Balfour, a former British Prime Minister, drove the first ball in the Founder's Vase in June 1907. It hosted the 1932 Open Championship.
72
Par
6619
Yards
71
SSS
Stories from the course
The Memories
